De paseo en La Paz. You are walking through the streets of La Paz and you see many signs. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb provided.
Se ___________________ (hablar) inglés.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
habla
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Give the Spanish equivalent of the words in parentheses. El profesor ______________________ un examen ayer. (gave us)
What will be an ideal response?
Common transitions for the example pattern include all of the following except
a. to illustrate. b. for instance. c. such as. d. as a result.
On July 16, 1945, at precisely 5:30 A. M., an atomic bomb was successfully detonated in the New Mexican desert. Ten days later, Allied leaders assembled at Potsdam sent an ultimatum to the enemy: "The alternative to surrender is prompt and utter destruction." No surrender came, because Japanese military leaders overruled the government. On August 6 the first atomic bomb to be used in warfare was
dropped on Hiroshima, killing instantly nearly 75,000 persons and injuring 100,000 more in a city of 344,000; many more would die from the effects of radiation. Still no word from the government. Two days later, as it had promised at Yalta, the Soviet Union entered the war and overran Japanese forces in Manchuria. On August 9, a second bomb was dropped, this time on Nagasaki. At last, on August 10, Tokyo sued for peace, but on one condition: that Emperor Hirohito be permitted to retain his throne. This condition was accepted by the Allies. On September 2, 1945, formal surrender ceremonies were conducted in Tokyo Bay on the battleship Missouri, with General MacArthur accepting for the victors. a. example b. explanation c. enumeration
In the context of this article, the term fair trade most nearly refers to
a. allowing Ivory Coast to overcharge for cacao beans in exchange for the United States being allowed to inflate its sugar prices. b. ensuring that farmers in developing countries get paid fairly for their products. c. monitoring the quality of chocolate produced outside of the United States. d. the practice of selling children into farm labor in exchange for an adequate supply of cacao beans.