Prepositions 'por' And 'para'

The word "por" in this sentence is used to indicate the price per kilo of the melons. It is commonly used to express the rate or cost of something. In this case, it is stating that the melons are priced at £1 per kilo.

The word "por" is used in this sentence to indicate the duration of time. It is commonly used to express how long an action or situation lasted. In this case, it is indicating that the person worked in London for a period of ten years.

The word "por" in this context is used to indicate the price per person. It is commonly used in Spanish when talking about prices or rates. In this case, the question is asking how much the entrance fee is and if it is $15 per person.

The correct answer is "para" because it indicates the purpose or goal of the meeting, which is to meet with the new employees.

The correct answer is "por" because it indicates the direction or route that the bus passes by the speaker's house.

The correct answer is "para" because it is used to indicate purpose or intention. In this sentence, it is showing the purpose of playing chess, which is to improve or sharpen the mind.

The correct answer "para" is used to indicate the destination or purpose of an action. In this case, it is used to indicate the destination of the airplane, which is Lima.

In this sentence, the correct answer is "por, para". The word "por" is used to indicate the reason or motive behind an action, in this case, the reason for going to the person's house. The word "para" is used to indicate the purpose or destination of an action, in this case, the purpose of going to the person's house. Therefore, both "por" and "para" are necessary to convey the meaning that the person went to the house with the intention of greeting the person, but there was nobody there.

The correct answer is "por, para" because in this sentence, the verb "llamo" indicates that the speaker is making a phone call. In this context, "por" is used to indicate the reason or purpose of the call, while "para" is used to indicate that the call is directed towards the students, who are the recipients of the call.

The correct answer is "para" because it is a preposition that indicates the purpose or use of the syrup, which is to treat or alleviate coughing.

The correct answer is "para, para" because in the question it is asking "who is the gift for?" and the answer is "for, for" indicating that the gift is for the speaker's cousin.

The correct answer is "por, por, para" because in the sentence "Hoy ______la mañana fuí de compras _______ el centro y encontré este libro _______ ti", the preposition "por" is used twice to indicate the reason or motive for going shopping and for finding the book. The preposition "para" is used to indicate the recipient or purpose of finding the book, which is "ti" (you).

The correct answer is "para, por" because in this sentence, the word "para" indicates the purpose or goal of wanting to learn Spanish, which is to travel to South America. The word "por" is used to express the reason or motivation behind wanting to learn Spanish, which is to travel.

The correct answer is "para, para" because the first blank is asking "what is that button for?" and the second blank is completing the sentence by saying "it is for the heating." So the correct answer is "para, para" which means "for, for" in English.

On Sundays, we go for a walk through the mountains in the afternoon. The preposition "por" is used twice in this sentence to indicate the means or method of the action. The first "por" indicates the time period of "on Sundays," and the second "por" indicates the direction or location of "through the mountains."

The correct answer is "para, para" because the phrase "para su cumpleaños" means "for his birthday" in English. In this sentence, the word "para" is used twice to indicate the purpose or destination of the clock, which is to give it to the speaker's father as a gift for his birthday.