Uds. / ser pobres, pero felices

What will be an ideal response?


Ustedes eran pobres, pero felices.

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Conteste las preguntas orales, usando oraciones completas.

¿Cuándo fue la última vez que Ud.se hizo un chequeo médico?

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Ero felice che Franco mi ____________________ (perdere / portare) all’opera a Palermo.

Mentre prepari le tue valige per tornare negli Stati Uniti descrivi quello che non hai fatto. Usa il congiuntivo imperfetto del verbo appropriato per completare le seguenti frasi.

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For years, Kelly Lacek felt she and her husband made the right choice by not having her two

youngest kids vaccinated. But in 2006, Matthew, their youngest, complained of a sore throat and a pain in his neck. The 3 year old suddenly developed a high fever. Hunched over, he struggled to breathe. When his parents brought Matthew to the hospital, an older pediatrician asked, "Was your son vaccinated?" No, he wasn't. The Laceks were among those parents who had decided to postpone or skip vaccines altogether, because of skepticism over the number of shots required, the ingredients or concerns over a now-largely discredited link between vaccines and autism. The rate of vaccination for kids covered under private insurance fell 4 percentage points in 2009, according to a nonprofit association that certifies health care organizations. It was the first time a drop had been seen. The authors said that vaccine refusal could be a major factor. What is the main idea of the passage? a. The whooping cough breakout in California could have been prevented by parents giving vaccinations to children. b. A link between vaccinations and autism has been discredited. c. Booster shots are just as important as vaccinations. d. Fewer parents are vaccinating their children today than years because of misconceptions and myths regarding these shots.

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Fill in the letter of the word that best fits in each sentence. Use each letter only once

a. charlatan e. décor i. elite m. naive b. chic f. déjà vu j. entrée n. revenue c. connoisseur g. dismay k. facade o. sabotage d. covert h. dwindle l. medieval p. serial As a leader of fashion, she always dressed in _____ clothes.

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