Say from each person is leaving from.
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miguel tiene pan.
maría y carlos acaban de comprar libros.
josé y yo tenemos unos discos compactos.
estás comiendo un pastelito.
acabo de ver una película.
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updated Jun 1, 2011
edited by Destroyed99
posted by MS_BOSSLADY93
panadería cocina cine librería WalMart - Sabor, May 25, 2011
Can you find the prepositions and match them all up with the places? - Sabor, May 25, 2011
And capitalize the first words of sentences as well as proper names? - babs_irish, May 25, 2011
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say from each person is leaving from.
What does this mean?
updated May 25, 2011
posted by Sabor
like using the prepositional phases - MS_BOSSLADY93, May 25, 2011
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MS, why don't you try to say where each is leaving from? Once you post your attempt, there are many people who will gladly jump in to give you suggestions if you need corrections or edits.
updated May 25, 2011
posted by babs_irish
okay but i dont know how to do the assignment thats my point - MS_BOSSLADY93, May 25, 2011
I'll get you started. Miguel tiene pan. (Miguel has bread.) Miguel sale del panadería. (Miguels is leaving the bakery.) - babs_irish, May 25, 2011
okay thanks - MS_BOSSLADY93, May 25, 2011
The prepositional phrase is "del panadería" (from the bakery, in Spanish). - babs_irish, May 25, 2011
okay - MS_BOSSLADY93, May 25, 2011
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like using the prepositional phases
updated May 25, 2011
posted by MS_BOSSLADY93
