1. tengo miedo. creo que la motocicleta no está segura es segura es seguro está seguro 2. yo ya para salir. ¿y miriam? estoy lista está lista soy lista es lista 3. ¿dónde nuestros pasaportes? están es está son 4. la habitación es sucio está sucio está sucia es sucia 5. la reunión (meeting) con la agente de viajes a las cuatro de la tarde. son es están está 6. mi maleta es pequeña está pequeña es pequeño está pequeño 7. ¿dónde la salida? es está están son select reference tools. dictionary vocabulary tools áéíñ

1. Tengo miedo. Creo que la motocicleta no _es segura___. está segura es segura es seguro está seguro

(I'm afraid.  I don't think the motorcycle is safe.)

ES because it's a propery of the motorcycle.

SEGURA because 'motocicleta' is femine

2. Yo ya __estoy lista __ para salir. ¿Y Miriam? estoy lista está lista soy lista es lista

(I'm ready to leave.  And Miriam?)

Being ready to leave is something you are at a given moment, it's temporary, not permanent.

3. ¿Dónde __están __ nuestros pasaportes? están es está son

(Where are our passports?)

Their location is temporary, so estar and it's plural since it's 'passportes'.

4. La habitación __está sucia__. es sucio está sucio está sucia es sucia

(The room is dirty)

The fact that the room is dirty is a temporary condition, not an inherent trait of the room so 'estar'.  La habitation is feminine... so 'sucia'.

5. La reunión (meeting) con la agente de viajes __es __ a las cuatro de la tarde. son es están está

(The meeting with the travel agent is at 4 PM)

The time of the meeting is something inherent to that meeting... so it's SER.  The subject is the meeting, so it's singular (ES not SON).

6. Mi maleta __es pequeña__. es pequeña está pequeña es pequeño está pequeño

The size of an object is something inherent to that object, it will rarely change with time... so it's SER.

Mi maleta is femine... so pequña.

7. ¿Dónde _está _ la salida? es está están son

When you talk about a location, it's always ESTAR... even if it's a permanent location.

The subject is salida... so singular.

the former currency of el salvador who honored an american sailor was:

answer: christopher columbus

the 200 (doscientos colones) was the currency that showed a picture of christopher columbus in front of the bill with a ship - this currency ran from 1892-2001, it was then replaced with the u.s. dollar.

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ancient india is often called the harappan civilization because one of the ancient cities was called harappa. harappa was just one of 1500 cities in the indus river valley. another well-known city is called mohenjo-daro. historians estimate ancient india to be the biggest of all four early civilizations.