¿Como se dice "desenvolverse en la ciudad" en inglés? Este sería el contexto: This thematic unit, which is entitled as City to city, is designed for first grade secondary students to know the basic understanding to help them "get around" the city; do shopping, reservations, ask for directions… No estoy segura si el "get around" podría traducirse por desenvolverse en la ciudad. Muchas gracias!!!!!

Scale and limit adjectives Can anybody tell me a list of the limit and scale adjectives more important and common and the difference between these two types? Thank you very much!

Do you know what does mean this quote? " When you finally go back to your old hometown, you find it wasn´t the old home you missed but your childhood"Thank you very much!

what is the difference between one another and each other? Some people say me that the difference is that in each other I am included. Other people say me that the difference is that each other implies 2 people and one another more than 2. Thank you very much!

Help me with the clause types please! I am studying morphosintaxis and in this unit we are seeing the clause types. For example: SV: Subject + verb. Ex: The sun is shining. SVC: Subject+ verb+ complement. Ex: He is getting angry. SVA: Subject+verb+adverbial. Ex: My office is in the next building. SVO: Subject+ verb+ object. Ex: The lecture bored me. SVOO: Subject+ verb+ object+ object. Ex: I got her a splendid present. SVOC: Subject+ verb+ object+ complement. Ex: He got his shoes wet in the rain. SVOA: Subject+ verb+ object+ adverbial. Ex: You can put the dish on the table. Well, my problem is that I don´t understand the difference between a complement and an object. For example in the sentence: We left home very early. home would be a complement or an object? Please help me! I am an exam the next week :( Thank you very much!

DO YOU KNOW THE CLAUSE TYPES? I am studying morphosintaxis and in this unit we are seeing the clause types. For example: SV: Subject + verb. Ex: The sun is shining. SVC: Subject+ verb+ complement. Ex: He is getting angry. SVA: Subject+verb+adverbial. Ex: My office is in the next building. SVO: Subject+ verb+ object. Ex: The lecture bored me. SVOO: Subject+ verb+ object+ object. Ex: I got her a splendid present. SVOC: Subject+ verb+ object+ complement. Ex: He got his shoes wet in the rain. SVOA: Subject+ verb+ object+ adverbial. Ex: You can put the dish on the table. Well, my problem is that I don´t understand the difference between a complement and an object. For example in the sentence: We left home very early. home would be a complement or an object? Please help me! I am an exam the next week :( Thank you very much!

What is the antonym of the word "antibelic"? Help me please!! Thank you very much! regards!! :)

TRANSITIVE VS INTRANSITIVE VERBS Hello!! Is there a good person who can help me with my question? I don´t know if the verb to regard can be considered transitive or intransitive, for example in the sentence : I always regarded him as innocent. Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!

What is the difference between each other and one another? Can somebody help me please? :¨( I don´t understand this question.