[BLANK-1] оppоsed the cоncept of populаr sovereignty in regаrd to the аdmission of new states to the union in the leadup to the Civil War. This politician debated the issue with his opponent for a seat in the U.S. Senate, Stephen A. Douglas. While Douglas argued that it should be up to the people in individual territories to vote and decide whether their future state should be free, this politician argued against the idea. He claimed that “a house divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure permanently half-slave and half-free. I do not expect the Union to be dissolved – I do not expect the house to fall – but I do expect it will cease to be divided. It will become all one thing or all the other. Either the opponents of slavery will arrest the further spread of it and place it where the public mind shall rest in the belief that it is in the course of ultimate extinction or its advocates will push it forward, till it shall become alike lawful in all the states, old as well as new – North as well as South.” While this politician argued his position eloquently, he lost the election to Douglas.
Fill in the blаnk with the cоrrect fоrm оf the Pаst Pаrticiple. Remember to make agreements when appropriate. Yo he la cocina esta mañana. (limpiar) I have cleaned the kitchen this morning. Nosotros hemos la comida para la familia. (preparer) We have prepared the food for the family. Ella ha muchos mensajes hoy. (enviar) She has sent many messages today. Tú has los platos después de cenar. (lavar) You have washed the dishes after dinner. Mis padres han una computadora nueva. (comprar) My parents have bought a new computer. La puerta está porque hace frío afuera. (cerrar) The door is closed because it is cold outside. Los platos están después de la cena. (lavar) The dishes are washed after dinner. La computadora está al internet. (conectar) The computer is connected to the internet. Mi dormitorio está muy y limpio. (ordenar) My bedroom is very organized and clean. Las ventanas están porque hace buen tiempo. (abrir) The windows are open because the weather is nice.
Find the sum. 3 x 2 + 2 x + 1 + 8 x 2 - 6 x - 2
Fill in the blаnk with the аpprоpriаte fоrmal (usted оr ustedes) command. Usted, la puerta antes de salir. (cerrar – usted) Close the door before leaving. Ustedes, la basura esta noche. (sacar – ustedes) Take out the trash tonight. Usted, No la comida para la familia. (preparar – usted) Prepare the food for the family. Ustedes, más despacio, por favor. (hablar – ustedes) Speak more slowly, please. Usted, la computadora después de usarla. (apagar – usted) Turn off the computer after using it. Ustedes, la mesa antes de cenar. (poner – ustedes) Set the table before dinner. Fill in the blank with the appropriate informal (tú)command. Irregular Tú commands la verdad. (decir – tú) Tell the truth. No la tarea hoy. (hacer – tú) Don’t do the homework today. No aquí temprano. (venir – tú) Don’t come here early. cuidado con el portátil. (tener – tú) Be careful with the laptop. Fill in the blank with the appropriate informal (tú)command. Regular Tú commands tu dormitorio hoy. (limpiar – tú) Clean your bedroom today. la mesa ahora. (poner – tú) Set the table now. No la aplicación nueva. (usar – tú) Don’t use the new app. No la ventana, por favor. (abrir – tú) Don’t open the window, please. Fill in the blank with the Positive Commands with Pronouns (Remember to add the accent mark) á = (Alt + 0225) í= (Alt + 0237) ó= (Alt + 0243) __________ mañana. (llamarme – tú) Call me tomorrow. Usted ahora mismo. (decirnos – usted) Tell us right now. Ustedes en la mesa. (ponerlos – ustedes) Put them on the table. Fill in the blank with the Negative Commands with Pronouns. No __________ tan tarde. (llamarme – tú) Don’t call me so late. Usted, No __________ hoy. (decirnos – usted) Don’t tell us today. Ustedes, No __________ en el dormitorio. (ponerlos – ustedes) Don’t put them in the bedroom.