PASO 2. Hace...Ricardo is asking his friends questions about their health. Complete their questions or answers using time expressions with hacer.Follow the model.
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MODELO  ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que no vas a un hospital? (dos meses)
                                    Hace dos meses que no voy a un hospital.
¿Hace mucho que están tomando esos antibióticos? (un día)
No, __________________________________________________________________________.
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What will be an ideal response?


estamos tomando esos antibióticos hace un día / hace un día que estamos tomando esos antibióticos

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Im Kaufhaus entscheidet sich Martin ____________ das blaue Hemd, denn es passt prima ____________ seiner neuen Hose. Aber in seiner Größe ist das blaue Hemd ausverkauft (sold out).

In der Großstadt hat Martin nur Pech. Ergänzen Sie jeden Satz mit einer Präposition aus der Liste. an ? auf ? für ? in ? mit ? nach ? über ?um ? von ? vor ? zu

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Which of the following is an accurate statement about evaluating the credibility of sources?

a. You should check to see if many readers have read the information. b. You should check to see if the information is current and up-to-date. c. You do not need to check to see if the information is current and up-to-date. d. You should check to see how many readers have checked the source out of the library.

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In paragraph 1, the origin of the word aesthetics is

Within every culture, there is an overall sense of what is beautiful and what is not beautiful, what represents good taste as opposed to tastelessness or even obscenity, and so on. Such considerations are matters of Global marketers must understand the importance of visual aesthetics in the color or shape of a product, label, or 1
package. Likewise, different parts of the world aesthetic styles differently. Aesthetic elements that are attractive, appealing, and in good taste in one country may be perceived differently in another.
There is nothing “good” or “bad” about any color of the all associations and perceptions regarding color arise from culture. Red is a popular color in most parts of the world; besides being the color of blood, in many countries red also is tied to centuries-old traditions of and winemaking. One recent study of perceptions
in eight countries found that red is associated with “active,” “hot,” and “vibrant”; in most countries studied, it also meanings such as “emotional” and “sharp.” As such, red 2

has positive connotations in many societies. However, red is poorly received in some African countries. Blue, because of its associations with sky and water, has an connotation with undertones of dependability, and eternity. White connotes purity and cleanliness in the West, but it is associated with death in parts of Asia. In the Middle East, purple is associated with death. Another research team concluded that gray
inexpensive in China and Japan, whereas it is associated with high quality and
high cost in the United States.

a. Greek.
b. Swedish.
c. Russian.
d. Spanish

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