Cualの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Here’s an illustrated answer

A: watch-viendo
see-ver

A: what's your job?
what's your profession?
what do you do for a living?
where do you work?
what kind of work do you do?

A: Para dar la hora:

It is three o’clock
(Son las tres)

It is there thirty
(Son las tres y media)

A: What's the best way to to learn English?

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A: “What time is it?” es el mas comun.

A: I did not like what you just said!
That thing you just said was rude!

What = que/lo que
That = este/ese, esta/esa

A: ‘This’ significa ‘este’. Por ejemplo, ‘this book is here’ = ‘este libro está aquí’. Pero ‘that’ significa ‘ese’. Por ejemplo, ‘that book is there’ = ‘ese libro está ahí’. ‘This’ se usa cuando algo está cerca de ti. (Lo siento, tuve que usar Google Translate por un poco. Espero que tenga sentido).

A: No difference. They mean the same thing.

A: Your is an adjective pronoun
You is a subject pronoun
You're is the short form of You are

your pants means in spanish "tus pantalones".
you color means in spanish "tu color"
you're sit? is incorrect, the correct expression is Are you sitting? and it menas in spanish "¿estas sentando?

A: Catch - coger, atrapar.
Catch a cold, catch a ball, catch the robber.
Take - tomar, llevar
Take a drink, take a while, take a piece of paper

A: Clothes - ropa
Dress - vestido
To dress - vestir
To wear - llevar puesto

A: What would be the best way to introduce yourself to someone for the first time? Si quisieras saber como te puedes presentar, puedes decir algo como:"hi, nice to meet you, my name is ...."

A: What has been the best experience of your life?

A: Which/what is the capital of Germany

A:

Is the manager still working at McDonald’s? Correct
Does the manager still work at McDonald’s Correct

Do the manager still works at McDonald’s ? Wrong. It is correct as above “Does the manager still work...”
Do the manager is still working at McDonald’s? Wrong. It is correct as above “Is the manager still working...”
Does the manager is still working at McDonald’s? Wrong. It is correct as above “Does the manager still work...”

A: From = desde/de/a partir de

To = a/para

A: The thriller that they showed on Sunday got very good reviews

A: Close (cercano)

Close (cerrar)


Pero, qué quieres decir con el "voiced" y "voiceless"?

A: "As" tiene varios usos. Primer, se usa para introducir dos cosas que ocurren al mismo tiempo. Por ejemplo:
"As she entered the house, she thanked them for dinner." Ella entra la casa al mismo tiempo que dice gracias.
También se usa "as" para comparaciones de igualdad. Así, "as tall as" significa "tan alto como."