Hitting the ball with your is illegal in ulama. elbows hands feet both hands and feet

3. choose the answer that best completes the sentence. (hablar) con mi amiga elena. (2 points) a: hablan b: hablas c: hablamos d: habla

Quă© tal? âżde dăłnde eres? âżcăłmo estăˇs? âżquă© hay de nuevo? 2. chau. nos vemos. igualmente. adiăłs. 3. hola, me llamo ăngel. soy el seă±or carvajal. saludos a fabiana. âżcăłmo se llama usted? 4. encantado. bien, gracias. âży tăş? no muy bien. regular. 5. le presento a david gonzăˇlez. âżcăłmo te llamas? te presento a federico. no hay de quă©. 2 emparejar match the questions and responses. one answer will not be used. —âżde dăłnde es usted? — —âżcăłmo te llamas? — —âżquă© hay de nuevo? — —âżcăłmo estăˇs? — —âżcăłmo se llama usted? — 3 conversaciones fill in the blanks with the appropriate words. —(1) dă­as, seă±or lăłpez. âżcăłmo (2) usted? —bien, gracias. âży (3) ? — fernando, âżde (4) eres? —(5) de colombia. 4 completar complete the conversation using words from the list. word bank reference buenas tardes de dăłnde eres mucho gusto soy felipe y tăş elena buenas tardes. felipe (1) . elena me llamo elena, âży tăş? felipe (2) . elena (3) . felipe el gusto es mă­o. elena (4) âż ? felipe soy de nicaragua. (5) âż ? elena de espaă±a.

You have a classmate from the dominican republic, and she just told you that she is starting a new activity at school. you are writing a note stating when she is starting to practice and what clothing she needs for that activity. write two (2) complete sentences in spanish (one question and one answer). remember to use the vocabulary words from this lesson/course only. use the following suggestions as a guide for youryou may copy and paste the accented and special characters from this list if needed: á, á, é, é, í, í, ó, ó, ú, ú, ü, ñ, ñ, ¡, ¿. write one complete sentence stating when your friend is starting the activity, using the él/ella form of the verb empezar a. (e.g., my friend marta is starting to play volleyball tomorrow.) write one complete sentence using the él/ella form of the verbs tener and necesitar to describe what clothing item she needs when she is cold or hot when she does the activity. (e.g., she needs a sweatshirt when she is cold.)