Please help me answer # 3

Answer:

A

Explanation:

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Hay verbos infinitivo y un verbo subjuntivo entre otros.

1)Antes yo barria a menudo la escalera de mi casa.

2)Antes mi hermano pequeño casi nunca apagaba la luz de su habitación.

3)Antes la ropa era más barata.

4)Antes mis amigas apenas iban al centro comercial.

5)Antes tú a veces quitabas el polvo de los muebles.

Bueno lo hice así porque lo entendí así,una disculpa si está mal.

Answer:

1) llegaria

2) Pondria

3) Diria

4) Explicaria

5)Seria

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Answer:

Irás

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¿Irás tu a la fiesta?

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Central part of the country

Answer:

Central part of the country

Answer:

The Mission (1986)

Explanation:

The film that was popular in the US and was based on Paraguayan history is:

Movie "the mission."

This film, starring Robert de Niro and Jeremy Irons, has as its plot the Jesuit mission carried out by the members of the religious order "Society of Jesús," who through the Bible evangelized numerous indigenous tribes of Paraguay, later called Guarani Jesuit Missions.

The film shows the problems that the Jesuits had to carry, both reaching unknown territory for the evangelization process, and their fight against the kidnappers and slave traders of the time.

The film was very well accepted by the public and critics, obtaining an Oscar, a Golden Globe, among others for its music, its performance and its photography.

The other options are not valid because Evita (1996) and The Motorcycle Diaries (2004) are based on the lives of Argentine characters, while City of God (2002) is based on the events of the late twentieth century in the areas poor of Brazil.

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Recordemos que el verbo ser es un verbo irregular.

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Explanation:

Elena, mi pobre amiga, no puede encontrar su gatito.

A) una amiga sin esperanza

Anita, mi amiga pobre, perdió su trabajo y necesita ayuda.

B) una amiga sin dinero

Los azulejos árabes tienen un patrón raro y distinto.

C) un patrón extraño

Los diseñadores hicieron un raro patrón con las baldosas en la casa.

D) un patrón único

Answer:

Explanation:

1. Doscientos veintisiete mil ochocientos veinticuatro euros

2. Treinta y ocho mil quinientos dólares

3. Diecisiete mil quinientos euros

4. Mil trescientos dólares

5. Mil novecientos noventa y nueve dólares

6. Novecientos ochenta y siete dólares

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I wouldn't say that the bitter lesson from the that happened in my life was part of my destiny. In fact, I couldn't but remember this particular incident that later came to shape my life adversely. However hard I tried to forget the incident, its ugly memory always come to hunt me.

     I was the third child of a family of four where our lives were regulated by religious doctrines. My father was a clergyman, so we, his children were brought up in a strict and regimented home where things that could be tolerated by other families were forbidden. I grew up as a child in this family until I gained admission into a mission school in a neighbouring city and I had to leave home for a boarding secondary school. I had to live in a hostel and so for the first time, I had the opportunity of mixing with girls from various homes as my school was a girls' school.

     I still remembered the warning of my mother when she was about to leave me after assisting me in carrying my load into my hostel. Shade, you must not forget the home you came from. You must not disappoint your father and me. Be guided by all the religions teachings you have been taught both at home and in the church." After saying these words, my mother with tears cascading down her cheeks, reluctantly entered into the car that brought me and the driver drove off.

     The warning of my mother echoed in my ear until I fell into the trap set for me by my friends, Susan and Jennifer. Before this time, I was highly regarded by my teachers and mates as a girl who would never want to come near anything that could tarnish her image. Most times, I kept to myself so as to avoid ugly incidences that could make me disappoint my parents. While some of my mates engaged in social activities like sneaking out of school to attend parties, I shunned such things.

     This good reputation of mine was one day tarnished by the bitter experience I had. One open day when we were permitted, as boarders, to visit town. Jennifer and Susan prevailed on me to accompany them to town on a visit to Jennifer's uncle who had just arrived the country from Britain. Jennifer was a native of the city but lived in the same hostel with me in school When we got to Jennifer's house. we were welcomed by three boys whom Jennifer said were her cousins. While we were waiting for Jennifer's uncle who we were told was resting upstairs, we were served drinks. This is what I could remembered until the second day when I woke up to find myself on a hospital bed in a hospital in the town. Unknown to me. Susan and Jennifer must have conspired with Jennifer's cousin to lace my drinks I was served with alcohol and sleeping pills so as to make it easy for me to be raped by her cousins. As I was told, I was indeed raped.

     The incident later became a scandal in my school and I was expelled in my final year. As if this was not enough, three months later, my parents discovered that I was pregnant. This incident traumatized my parent and I was disowned by my father. I had to flee to my uncle's house to have the baby.  

     The reality of this ugly incident now dawn on me. Saddled with a grown-up boy, no man is ready to marry me and my father died three years ago without forgiving me just I also find it difficult to forgive Susan and Jennifer despite their efforts to seek my forgiveness. I now go about with a heavy conscience with the fear that this may ruin my Christian life. But I learn a lesson that it is not good to trust anyone. I had to learn that lesson in a very hard way. Indeed, it was the biggest lesson of my life.

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plz give me brainliest and have a nice day!

Answer:

te entiendo tambien me paso, sige tus sueños

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Answer:

1,647

one thousand, six hundred, forty seven

Answer:

YO NUNCA COMO CON ALGUIEN

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Answer:

Explanation:

Yo _nunca_ cómo con alguien.

1. Mañana hay un examen y yo tengo

que estudiar

2. Tere y Amalia van

al estadio para practicar el tenis.

3. Iván y yo vamos

a clase para aprender.

4. Los profesores tienen

razón; la educación es muy importante.

5. No desees descansar porque no tienes sueño.

6. Usted viene al mediodía, ¿no?

Answer:

se preparan

nos acostamos

me ducharé y lavaré

me secaré

me vestiré

me he preparado

te preparas

se arregló

se pintó

Answer:

Explanation:

Carmen y Teresa son hermanas que se prepararan para un evento especial. “Nosotras nos acostamos temprano, ¿verdad?” dice Carmen. “Sí, y mañana yo me voy a duchar y me voy a lavar el pelo. Después, yo me voy a secar el pelo y me voy vestir con un vestido muy bonito. Yo nunca me prepararo rápidamente,” dice Teresa. “¡Ay, sí,! dice Carmen. “Tú siempre te preparas primera porque necesitas mucho tiempo para prepararte.” El día de la boda Teresa se arregló el pelo y Carmen se pintó las uñas. Ellas salen para la boda con su familia a las dos de la tarde.

Answer:

es muy Caro...A

I think....

Answer:

B: Me la quiero probar.

Explanation:

Answer:

Tú vivienda, tu empleo, tu emancipación; INFORMAL

Usted también puede ayudar a salvar una vida: FORMAL

Pon tu pieza:  INFORMAL

El nuevo mundo se descubre todos los días. ¡Descúbralo usted!: FORMAL

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Answer:

Fotografías

Diseños gráficos

Bosquejos

Dibujos

Litografías

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Answer:

Explanation:

1.  Seis más quince son veintiuno. True

 6+15 = 21

2.  Dieciocho menos catorce son once. False

 18-14 ≠ 11

3.  Veinticinco menos doce son trece. True

  25-12 = 13

4.  Siete más siete son cinco. False

  7+7 ≠ 5

5.  Treinta menos seis son veinticuatro. True

  30-6 = 24

6.  Diez más nueve son veintiuno.  False

    10+9 ≠ 21

Note: The symbol ≠ means "is not equal to ..."