Next year you are going to study in Argentina. Your host family sent a copy of your class schedule as follows. What clase de ciencias will you be taking? Argentina siglo XIX Educación Física Biología Matemática Avanzada

Answer: decline the offer a few times before finally accepting.

Explanation: The politeness is a big thing in the Hispanic countries, and the family/friend relationships are usually strong, so it is common to visit them (It is not really a "social obligation")

When you are invited to join the meal, the polite thing to do is join them, but the invitation may be an "obligation" itself, so you may decline the offer, and if they insist, is because they want you to join them, so is the moment to accept.

the right answer is the fourth one, "decline the offer a few times before finally accepting."

Looking at the situation, when visitors arrive at mealtime and are invited by the hosts to join the meal, in most cases therefore the guests will politely decline the offer a few times before finally accepting.

Hispanic countries place a high value on relationships with family/friends, which is an established cultural trait in these countries.

Therefore unannounced visits are common and not seen as a rude situation.

Therefore, it is correct to state that the guests in this case may refuse the offer out of politeness, but after the hosts' insistence, finally accept the invitation.

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Answer:

B. Bailes y canto.

Explanation:

The Tainos were a group of pre-columbian habitants of the Bahamas, the Greater Antillas and the north of the Lesser Antillas. They were like a tribe and they used to have fun  while dancing and singing. So the best answer to your questions would be "B" which says "bailes y cantos".

Answer:

B. anduvieron

Explanation:

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Answer:

Es Haiti.

Explanation:

The question is asking what shares an island with the dominican republic

Answer:

The answer is hacer :)

Explanation:

Corrected answer: Cuando era niño vivía en Florida

Viví is the conjugation of the verb vivir for the first person singular in the preterite. So the conjugation of this verb that also matches this person in the imperfect is vivía. Since the verb vivir is an ir regular verb, we must take away the ir ending and add ía to the end of the word for the first person singular resulting in vivía.

Corrected answer: Yo era un niño muy educado y generoso la mayor parte del tiempo.

Fui is the conjugation of the verb ser for the first person singular in the preterite tense. However, era is the conjugation of the verb ser for the first person singular in the imperfect and we need to use this conjugation. On the other hand educado and generoso are adjectives that mean polite and generous respectively. The word bien has been taken away because the sentence we only need to use an adverb and here muy has been chosen.

Corrected answer: Mi mejor amigo también era bien educado pero también consentido

Fue is the conjugation of the verb ser for the third person singular in the preterite tense. However, era is also the conjugation of the verb ser for the this same person in the imperfect and we need to use this conjugation. We have replaced the word muy by también to point out that consentido is another quality of this best friend.

The sentence cuando era pequeño me gustaba jugar con coches de juguete y bloques is correct but verb conjugated in the imperfect is gustaba. Since the question uses the verb jugar conjugated in the imperfect, the sentence is also valid written as cuando era pequeño me jugaba con coches de juguete y bloques. On the other hand, era is the conjugation of the verb ser for the first person singular in the imperfect.

Corrected answer: En vacaciones íbamos a muchos lugares diferentes como la playa

It's more common to use the preposition en when talking about vacations. On the other hand, íbamos is the correct conjugation of the verb ir for the first person plural in the imperfect. Since the problem establishes to use an only place y fuera del estado has been deleted.

Sí, me portaba bien la mayor parte del tiempo, pero siempre hacía cosas traviesas

Corrected answer: Sí, me portaba bien la mayor parte del tiempo, pero siempre hacía cosas traviesas

First of all, the word sí tells us that this is an affirmative sentence. On the other hand portaba comes from the verb portar and hacía comes from hacer and both conjugations stands for the imperfect matching the first person singular. So this is a complete affirmative sentence.

The answer is:

Me gusta caminar porque es saludable.  

El resto de las opciones contradice lo que significa el verbo gustar (like)

Answer:

el asiento

Explanation:

This is a good example of the usage of prepositions and articles in a sentence.

Firstly, let’s begin with the prepositions:

The preposition is a word that relates the elements of a sentence. Prepositions may indicate origin, destination, address, place, medium, point of departure, reason, etc.

In the Spanish grammar is defined as the invariable part of the sentence that joints words denoting the relationship they have with each other and introduce complements.

The prepositions in Spanish are: a (to), ante (in the face of), bajo (under), cabe (fit), con (with), contra (against), de (of), desde (since), durante (during), en (in), entre (between), hacia (towards/to), hasta (until/to), mediante (through), para (for), por (by), según (according to), sin (without), so, sobre (over), tras (after/behind), versus and vía (via).

On the other hand we have the articles:  

The article is just a word that clearly indicates the gender and the number of the noun. Its function is to modify the noun it introduces.

The articles may be:

Defined Articles:

Singular Masculine: el

Singular Femenine: la

Plural Masculine: los

Plural Femenine: las

Indefinite Articles:

Singular Masculine: un/uno

Singular Femenine: una

Plural Masculine: unos

Plural Femenine: unas

Invariable Articles:  

Neutral: Lo

Contractions: al (a+el) and del (de+el)

Now, in this case of the sentence, we are talking about going to a place (a destination), therefore we should use the preposition a.

In addition, the destination is fiestas de Martín (Martín’s parties), this means it is defined.

Fiestas is a plural feminine noun, therefore (according to the list above) we must use the defined article las

Hence, the correct way to write this sentence is:

Nobody goes to Martin's parties because they are boring.

Answer:correct

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Answer:

The answer is true.

Explanation:

Some adjectives, such as "concerned" change their meaning according to their position in the sentence.

For example:

Concerned before a noun means "worried" [Cambridge Dictionary] (I'm a bit concerned about/for your health). However, adopted after a noun means "involved in something or affected by it" [Cambridge Dictionary] (I'd like to thank everyone concerned for making the occasion run so smoothly)                                                            

Las palabras coincidentes son:

Camping: campo = pesca: agua

Agencia de viajes: agente = hotel

Clave: habitación = paso: estudiante: huésped

Libro: turista = aeropuerto: viajero: foto

Hotel: maleta = paquete

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En este ejercicio, las palabras se emparejan basadas en su relación lógica. Por ejemplo, "acampar" se relaciona con "campo" porque la actividad de acampar generalmente se realiza en áreas rurales o en la naturaleza.

Asimismo, "pescar" se relaciona con "agua" ya que la pesca se realiza comúnmente en cuerpos de agua. Estas asociaciones lógicas se establecen utilizando pistas contextuales para determinar las relaciones entre las palabras.

Full Question:

Although part of your question is missing, you might be referring to this full question:

Une las palabras

Camping : campo = pesca : agencia de viajes : agente = hotel : llave de huésped : habitación = billete : estudiante : libro = turista : aeropuerto : viajero = hotel : maleta : mochila = foto :

Answer: The right answer is the C) ¡Venga a nuestra casa!

Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can also be added that when addressing an elderly aunt you most likely would use the personal pronoun "usted." Therefore, the right form of the imperative form of the verb "venir" (to come) in that personal form is "venga." "Venimos" would be used with the first person plural (nosotros), and you only use the imperative with the second person singular and plural. The same goes for "viene," which refers to the third person singular (ella). "Ven" is used with the personal pronoun "tú," which would be used when using the imperative with a younger relative or with someone you know closely and can address less formally.

1 - ¿De quién es? answer each question affirmatively using the correct possessive adjective.

Es la calculadora de Adela ?​

Answer : Sí, es su calculadora.​

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