1. Combine these two sentences using "but". Make sure your punctuation is right. Old cars spend a lot of gas, new cars spend less gas. 2. Combine these two sentences using "but". Make sure your punctuation is right. The children did not have to go to school. They had a hard life. 3. Combine these two sentences using "but". Make sure your punctuation is right. The nights in the desert are cold. The days in the desert are very hot.
En resumen
1. Old cars spend a lot of gas, but new cars spend less gas. 2. The children did not have to go to school, but they had a hard life. 3. The nights in the desert are cold, but the days in the desert are very hot. Suerte con vuestras tareas Michael Spymore.
Gerashulito
1. Old cars spend a lot of gas, but new cars spend less gas.
2. The children did not have to go to school, but they had a hard life.
3. The nights in the desert are cold, but the days in the desert are very hot.
Suerte con vuestras tareas
Michael Spymore.
AVV15
Hola, te remito las frases empleando el conector BUT, en la primera oración te envío además una forma adicional de cómo sonaría mejor la oración.
Old cars spend a lot of gas, but new cars spend less gas.
(Old cars spend a lot of gas, but the new ones spend less gas)
They had a hard life, but the
children did not have to go to school.
The days in
the desert are very hot, but the nights in the desert are cold.
En singular afirmativo singularv.
He looks about 25 years old. Correcta. She knows how to make pizza. Correcta. I think you are right.
Respuesta : 1. They're brown curtains. 2. It's a new car. 3. These are expensive phones. 4. It's a small house. Explicación : Sólo tienes que tratar que tenga sentido. En inglés los adjetivos por lo general van antes…
The nights in the desert are cold, but the days in the desert are very hot.