Spanish the directions i was given was this: on the line provided, write the opposite of the underlined word in each sentence. copy and paste any of the accented letters, as needed: á é í ó ú ü ñ i'm stuck on a (underlined words are in stars, ignore the numbers) #8. estoy *bien* (i am *well*) my guess: estoy *mañana* (i am *bad*) what would be the opposite of "well" in that #2. *más tarde*, vamos a estudiar las lecciones. (*later*, we will study the lessons.) my guess:what would be the opposite of "later" in that #10. rita come *mucho*. (rita eats *a lot*) my guess: rita come *un poco*. (rita eats *a little*) what would be the opposite of "a lot" in that i'm not good at was wondering if you could tell me if i was right on #8 and #10 and if you could give me an answer to #2.

ok? im not mexican

Explanation:

beatriz just sent me an electronic message with a picture of my granddaughter.

what do i do to see the photo?

do i click here to open it?

read the following texts. text 1 electoral marketing consists of implementing integrated political marketing and social communication techniques, in order to gain the approval and sympathy of the society, building a solid image of the candidate and being able to transmit reliability and safety to the population by raising its concept at the level of public opinion. therefore, electoral marketing is concerned with the formation of the image in the short term. catarin, roberto bianchi. electoral propaganda in media democracy: the victory of emotion in the 2014 presidential election in brazil. 2016. dissertation (masters in communication) - school of communication, education and humanities, methodist university of são paulo, são paulo, 2016 (158 p.)