Anna y yo _________________________ en el coro. (cantar)

a. estamos cantando

b. están cantando

c. estoy cantando

d. estás cantando


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Translation:

Keywords of 10 COUNTRIES WITH THE MOST ENDANGERED ANIMALS

Explanation:

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List has been the world’s foremost information source on the global conservation status of animal, fungi and plant species since 1964. It currently lists an astounding 27,000 species as at risk of extinction, which is an even more astounding 27% of all species we currently know about. That means more than a quarter of all species are threatened with going the way of the dodo.  Broken down by species, the IUCN details 40% of all amphibians are at risk, followed by 34% of conifers, 33% of reef corals, 31% of sharks and rays, 27% of crustaceans, 25% of mammals and 14% of birds.  A critical indicator of the health of the world’s biodiversity – and so the health of the world as a whole – this data has been broken down by Alpha Travel Insurance to establish the countries with the highest number of endangered species, as well as those with the most amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and reptiles at risk of extinction.  I’ll warn you now, it makes for depressing reading. But if you’re a wildlife lover interested in conservation and preservation by actively helping stem the tide, or merely wish to tick off a bucket list animal before it becomes too protected or too rare, this ranking of the top ten endangered species countries might help you decide where to visit next. Taking the top spot no one wants is Mexico with 665 endangered species. Broken down, that includes 71 bird species, 96 mammals, 98 reptiles, 181 fish and 219 amphibians. This is largely put down to the massive deforestation program Mexico has embarked on (it has one of the highest deforestation rates in the world) to accommodate agricultural land that can cater to its ever increasing food demands. It’s estimated the country will need to double its food production by 2050 to keep up with a burgeoning population. Indonesia takes second spot with 583 endangered species but has the highest number of endangered mammals with 191 species listed and the second highest number of endangered birds with 160 listed. Particularly catastrophic, Indonesia occupies just 1% of the world’s landmass yet 12% of the world’s known mammal species and 17% of bird species are indigenous – a level of biodiversity matched by few other countries that makes it hugely susceptible to the smallest climate shifts.  Of the continents it’s perhaps unsurprising that Asia is home to the most endangered species, with 3,330 at risk across 10 countries.  Sadly, the USA also appears in the top ten, occupying sixth spot. Despite its robust (if at risk under current governance) wildlife conservation program, it’s still home to 475 species on the endangered list. sustainable.

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A él le gustó mucho la película porque su género cinematográfico favorito es ficción (ciencia ficción)

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nuestros radios

adjetivo: los radios nuestros

pronombre: los nuestros

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su ratón

adjetivo: el ratón suyo

pronombre: el suyo

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tu perfil

adjetivo: el perfil tuyo

pronombre: el tuyo

Explanation:

Existen seis formas diferentes de los posesivos tónicos de acuerdo con la persona o personas a la que le pertenece algo. Esas diferentes formas se corresponden con lo que es poseído, y no con la persona que posee. Las diferencias surgen del género, porque hay formas femeninas para indicar que lo poseído es femenino o masculino, y el número, con formas en plural para ambos géneros que se usan cuando lo poseído es plural.

Los posesivos tónicos según cada persona verbal son:

Yo: mío, mías, míos, mías

Tú: tuyo, tuya, tuyos, tuyas

Él / ella / usted: suyo, suya, suyos, suyas

Nosotros / nosotras: nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras

Vosotros / vosotras: vuestro, vuestra, vuestros, vuestras

Ellos / ellas / ustedes: suyo, suya, suyos, suyas

The correct stressed form of the adjectives shown is:

1. Nuestros radios.

2. Su ratón.

3. Tu perfil.

Translation.

1. Our radios.

2. Your mouse.

3. Your profile.

Stressed Adjectives in Spanish.

These adjectives, as their name indicates, have accentuation in some of their forms and are often used at the end of a sentence. In Spanish, taking into account the personal pronouns, these are:

Therefore, to select the correct stressed adjective, you can be guided by the personal pronoun from which the unstressed adjective used in each sentence comes and use the stressed adjective of that same pronoun with the help of the guide above.

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Explanation:

All in preterite form

1 prefirió

2 divirtieron

3 despidió

4 repitieron

5 repetimos

6 vestiste .... vistieron

Answer: La señora limpia la alfombra

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abuelas= plural and feminine

prima= singular and feminine

hermano- singular and masculine

padre= singular and masculine

madres= plural and feminine

Explanation:

Explanation:

1.muestra

2.prefieres

3.comienzan

4.piensa

5.traigo

6.vuelven

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Answer: The answer is simply c.

Explanation:

Automobile in spainish is automóvil.

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El museo tiene mucha arte y es muy bonito. Picasso fue un pintor, escultor, grabador, ceramista y diseñador de teatro español que pasó la mayor parte de su vida adulta en Francia. El museo esta ubicado en Barcelona, Cataluña, España.

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Me preocupo

Me interesa

A ti te preocupa

A ti te interesa

Nos preocupa

Nos interesa

Les preocupa

Les interesa

Le preocupa

Le interesa

Os preocupa

Os interesa