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Answer: the correct answers is D

Explanation: I speak Spanish :)

Answer:

INSTRUCTOR’S ANSWER KEY

..Updated Version, May 2016..

To

Hill, S. with M. Mayberry and E. Baranowski,

Bilingual Grammar of English/Spanish Syntax©, 3rd edition

Lanham: University Press of America, 2014

Table Of Contents

Chapter Title Page

1 Basic Word Order in English and Spanish

Exercise 1 (4), Exercise 2 (4), Exercise 3 (4)

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2 English Verb Morphology

Exercise 1 (4), Exercise 2 (4), Exercise 3 (5)

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3 Spanish Regular Verb Morphology

Exercise 1 (5), Exercise 2 (5), Exercise 3 (5), Exercise 4 (6),

Exercise 5 (6), Exercise 6 (6)

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4 Spanish Irregular Verb Morphology

Exercise 1 (6), Exercise 2 (7), Exercise 3 (7), Exercise 4 (7)

Exercise 5 (7), Exercise 6 (7), Exercise 7 (8), Exercise 8 (8),

Exercise 9 (8), Exercise 10 (8), Exercise 11 (9)

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5 The Comparative Syntax of Statements and Questions

Exercise 1 (9), Exercise 2 (10), Exercise 3 (10), Exercise 4 (10),

Exercise 5 (10)

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6 A Question of Aspect: The Spanish Imperfect-Preterite Contrast

Exercise 1 (11), Exercise 2 (11), Exercise 3 (12), Exercise 4 (12),

Exercise 5 (13)

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The Spanish Indicative and Subjunctive Moods

Exercise 1 (13), Exercise 2 (13), Exercise 3 (14), Exercise 4 (15),

Exercise 5 (15), Exercise 6 (16)

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8 English Modal Auxiliaries and Their Spanish Equivalents

Exercise 1 (16), Exercise 2 (17), Exercise 3 (17), Exercise 4 [not in the

text], Exercise 5 (17), Exercise 6 (17), Exercise 7 (18), Exercise 8 (18),

Exercise 9 (18), Exercise 10 (18), Exercise 11 (18), Exercise 12 (19),

Exercise 13 (19), Exercise 14 (19)

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9 English Phrasal Verbs

Exercise 1 (19), Exercise 2 (20), Exercise 3 (20), Exercise 4 (20),

Exercise 5 (21)

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10 English To Be vs. Spanish Ser, Estar and Haber

Exercise 1 (21), Exercise 2 (22), Exercise 3 (22), Exercise 4 (22)

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11 English and Spanish Personal Pronouns

Exercise 1 (23), Exercise 2 ( 23, Exercise 3 (23), Exercise 4. (23),

Exercise 5 (24), Exercise 6 (24), Exercise 7 (24), Exercise 8 (25),

Exercise 9 (25), Exercise 10 (25), Exercise 11 (26), Exercise 12 (26),

Exercise 13 (26), Exercise 14 (26), Exercise 15 (27)

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12 Gustar, Hacer, Tener and Dar

Exercise 1 (27), Exercise 2 (28), Exercise 3 (28)

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13 Transitivity, Pronominal Verbs and Indefinite Subjects

Exercise 1 (29), Exercise 2 (29), Exercise 3 (29), Exercise 4 (30),

Exercise 5 (30), Exercise 6 (30), Exercise 7 (30), Exercise 8 (31)

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14 The English and Spanish Imperative Systems

Exercise 1 (31), Exercise 2 (31), Exercise 3 (31), Exercise 4 (32),

Exercise 5 (32)

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15 The Present Participle (Gerund) and the Infinitive

Exercise 1 (32), Exercise 2 (32), Exercise 3 (33), Exercise 4 (33),

Exercise 5 (33), Exercise 6 (33), Exercise 7 (33)

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16 Passive Constructions

Exercise 1 (34), Exercise 2 (34), Exercise 3 (34), Exercise 4. (35),

Exercise 5 (35), Exercise 6 (34)

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17 Conditional Sentences and Unreal Comparison

Exercise 1 (36), Exercise 2 (36), Exercise 3 (37)

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18 Spanish and English Verb + Preposition Constructions

Exercise 1 (37), Exercise 2 (37), Exercise 3 (37), Exercise 4 (38),

Exercise 5 (38), Exercise 6 (38)

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19 Nouns and Articles; Possessive and Partitive Constructions

Exercise 1 (39), Exercise 2 (39), Exercise 3 (39), Exercise 4. (39),

Exercise 5 (40), Exercise 6 (40), Exercise 7 (40), Exercise 8 (40),

Exercise 9 (41), A. and B. No key (41), Exercise 10 (41) No key,

Exercise 11 (41), Exercise 12 (41)

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20 Descriptive and Limiting Adjectives

Exercise 1 (41), Exercise 2 (42), Exercise 3 (42), Exercise 4 (42) No

key, Exercise 5 (42), Exercise 6 (42), Exercise 7 (42)

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21 Possessive and Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns

Exercise 1 (43) Exercise 2 (43) Exercise 3 (43) Exercise 4 (43)

Exercise 5 (43)

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22 Adverbs and Prepositions

Exercise 1 (44), Exercise 2 (44), Exercise 3 (44), Exercise 4 (45),

Exercise 5 (46), Exercise 6 (46), Exercise 7 (46), Exercise 8 (46),

Exercise 9 (46), Exercise 10 (47), Exercise 11 (47)

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23 Interrogatives, Admiratives, Ellipsis and Verification Tags

Exercise 1 (47), Exercise 2 (48), Exercise 3 (48), Exercise 4 (48),

Exercise 5 (48), Exercise 6 (49), Exercise 7 (49), Exercise 8 (49),

Exercise 9 (50), Exercise 10 (50)

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24 Spanish and English Contractions

Exercise 1 (51)

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25 Degrees of Comparison

Exercise 1 (51), Exercise 2 (52), Exercise 3 (52), Exercise 4 (52),

Exercise 5 (52), Exercise 6 (53)

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26 Relative Words Used Between Clauses

Exercise 1 (53), Exercise 2 (53), Exercise 3 (53), Exercise 4 (54),

Exercise 5 (54)

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27 Affirmative Words and their Negative Counterparts

Exercise 1 (54), Exercise 2 (55), Exercise 3 (55)

Explanation:

Answer:

La iglesia

Explanation:

Answer - La iglesia.

Iglesia = Church

From my knowledge, a lot of weddings take place in churches.

jdk if this is what you need but try if not tell me

Answer:

A room where actors get dressed and do their makeup

*Camerino*

Answer:

D. camerino

Explanation:

Answer:

A. segir

Explanation:

another word for continue

Answer:

Rodrigo Sánchez Domínguez

Explanation:

When referring to full names in Spanish speaking countries, the father's last name goes first and the mother's goes at last. So it would be Rodrigo Sánchez Domínguez

Answer:

Rodrigo Sánchez Domínguez

Explanation:

Dad´s First surname: Sánchez

Mother´s first surname: Domínguez

Then Rodrigo´s full name is:

Rodrigo Sánchez Domínguez.

Answer:

so random

Explanation:

Answer:

B. The U.S. purchased land from Mexico that became part of Arizona and New Mexico.

X = 15

Explaination: Good luck!

Answer: Gloria y Carlos leen muchos libros

Explanation: hope it helps :)

Answer:D

Explanation:

Answer:

B) an inconvenience

Explanation:

Answer: I'm pretty sure it's seen as normal.

Explanation: They don't seem affected by it nor do the other Spanish ones around.

Answer:

¿Cómo te llamas? Me llamo Manuel.

Answer:

b- sugieren

Explanation:

Answer:

b- sugieren

Explanation:

Los maestros de idiomas extranjeros como el español, el francés y el alemán, sugieren que sus alumnos estudien en alguno de los países donde se hablan esos idiomas.

Answer:

Explanation:

Las serpientes a causa de sus movimientos de reptación, su habilidad para desaparecer repentinamente, el brillo, la fuerza fascinante de sus ojos, y especialmente a consecuencia de su fatal mordedura, han sido la fuente de numerosas leyendas en las que el temor ancestral llevaba a deidificarlas para aplacar su furia, o a ser consideradas como el origen de todos los males, la encarnación del demonio.

Pero más allá del miedo sobre la serpiente existe una gran admiración, pues el hombre primitivo la consideraba como un ser poderoso, e incluso hoy, se la venera. Su verdadera naturaleza se ve deformada y disfrazada por la superstición. La presencia simbólica de la serpiente aparece en culturas primitivas actuales, en el Egipto antiguo, en la mitología griega y romana, en la Biblia, en la América Precolombina y en el folklore actual. Las numerosas alusiones al símbolo de la serpiente en todas las culturas, hace pensar que este reptil constituye uno de los arquetipos fundamentales que la humanidad haya inscrito en su memoria.

Answer: They represent new life

Explanation: Snake’s represent fertility or a creative life force. As snakes shed their skin through sloughing, they are symbols of rebirth, transformation, immortality, and healing. Seeing a snake is considered to be good luck although i’m not sure why. If you dream of a snake, you are awakening your 'Kundalini', an energy form that bases your whole body, coils from the base of your spine and spirals to the crown of your head, ultimately escaping to the beyond. Snakes play an important life in religion and cultural life, snakes are mentioned in the Bible as a bad and tempting animal in Adam and Eve but all in all the main representations are that they represent new life.

Answer:

A) Vio

B) Veía

C) Venía

D) vino

Answer:

Paso 1: Vierta la harina, el azúcar, el polvo de hornear y la sal en un bol. En el centro, vierta la leche, los huevos y el aceite. Es necesario mezclar la masa hasta que quede suave. Esta parte es importante.

Explanation:

Answer:

Paso 1: Vierte la harina, azúcar, polvo de hornear y sal en un cuenco. En el centro,Vierte leche, huevos, y aceite. Es necesario mezclar la masa hasta que quede suave. Esta parte es importante Paso 2: Calentar un sartén a temperatura mediana. Vierte la mezcla de panqueque en el sartén, exactamente a alrededor de 1/4 para cada panqueque. Cocinar hasta que este dorado en ambos lados y ya esta listo. Si quieres tu puedes agregar cosas como jarabe de acre y frutas a tus panqueques. Así es como puedes acer panqueques.

Explanation:

yeah fam i gotchu i'm bilingual so that was easy :D

Answer:

semana

Explanation:

Answer:

1= d

2=b

3=c

4=a

yeah I'm pretty sure

Answer:

todos tenemos el pelo negro

The word which does not belong to the list of words corto, coso, mido, idiota is mido.

Spanish language is a language spoken by the Spanish people (citizens of Spain). It has it roots from Latin words and it is spoken by over 500 million people in the world.

The translation of the following int English

The word which does not belong to the group of words is mido because it is a verb.

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Answer:

The answer is D

Explanation:

Answer:

D.  Concierge

Explanation:

Spanish traslation:

Conserje.

Answer:

its A. panama

Explanation:

I'm from El salvador

Answer:

Yo hablo ingles

Tu hablas frances

Ellos hablaban español

Vosotros hablabais español

El habla español

Explanation: