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Question 1:

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In a literary dialogue, the proper use of 'muy' and 'mucho' is crucial to convey nuances and emotions. Considering the following excerpt from a novel: 'The protagonist felt ________ sadness as he gazed at the horizon, a feeling he couldn't explain with words.' Complete the blank space with the correct form of 'muy' or 'mucho', justifying your choice based on the meaning it adds to the context and the corresponding grammar rule.

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Question 2:

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On a school trip to a Spanish-speaking city, a group of students make an effort to communicate in Spanish. During a dinner, each student must describe their favorite dish and explain why they like it so much. While listening to your classmates, you realize that some use 'muy' and others 'mucho' to express their liking for the food. Considering the context they are in and the need to communicate effectively in Spanish, what is the correct way to use 'muy' or 'mucho' in sentences describing a personal preference and why that choice better fits the grammatical rules of the language?

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Question 3:

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Question 4:

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Imagine you are planning a surprise party for one of your friends and you need to describe the amount of food and decorations on the invitation. You have to make sure you use the words 'muy' and 'mucho' correctly to avoid confusion. Explain the differences between 'muy' and 'mucho' in Spanish and provide three examples where it is more appropriate to use each of these words in the specific context of the surprise party.

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Question 5:

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In a literary conversation, the proper use of the adverbs 'muy' and 'mucho' is essential to express nuances of intensity and quantity in the Spanish language. 'Muy' is used to modify adjectives, adverbs, and other 'muy', while 'mucho' can act as an adjective, adverb, or indefinite pronoun, following specific grammatical rules. Considering the context of a poem, identify and explain the difference in the use of 'muy' and 'mucho' in the following verses: 'El viento sopló muy fuerte, llevándose muchos recuerdos' (Author Anonymous). Justify your answer considering the effect that each adverb produces in the reader's perception towards the elements described in the poem.

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