Change these affirmative statements to negative statements.
1. Yo siempre bebo café o té.
2. Algunas veces ella necesita algo también.
3. Hay alguien en mi casa.
1. Yo nunca bebo ni café ni té.??
2. Ella nunca necesita nada tampoco??
3. No hay nadie en mi casa.
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c. include two-way nouns, depending on their context. d. both a and c
For each of the following pairs of sentences, select the answer that correctly combines the two using an –ING modifier
A woman sat in a lawn chair on the roof. A woman watched the fireworks. A) A woman sitting in a lawn chair on the roof watched the fireworks. B) A woman watched the fireworks sitting in a lawn chair on the roof.
Circle the correct preposition in each sentence.
I will meet you (in / at) the corner of Crenshaw and Main.
dolor de cabeza
A. Yes, they have this symptom. B. No signs of this symptom.