Diana Con Webber

Teacher

Diana Con Webber is a Teacher in Arizona. She received her Standard Elementary Education, K-8 Certificate in 2017.

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How do you say "titanic" in Spanish?

You can say titanico or gigantesco. If you are talking about the the movie "Titanic," then you just say "Titanic."

What is an adverb of place?

An adverb of palce usually talks about talks the location where the action of the verb is being carried out. For instance, in "Please put the books here," the adverb of place is "here."

How do you say tan in Spanish?

To say "tan" when referring to a color in Spanish, say, "color bronceado." Pronounce it "co-LOR bron-CE-ado."

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Change a Noun to a Verb

There are some situations where you may need to change a noun to a verb. If English is your second language, there are some verbs and nouns that are commonly confused. While it may take some time and practice, you can ev...