Question

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llena el espacio en blanco con la palabra apropiada según la imagen. fill in the blank with the appropriate word based on the image. ¿está nevando? no, ______ nevando.
image: shows a sunny weather with 19°c, location buenos aires, argentina, and some other weather details

Explanation:

The image shows a sunny or partly cloudy weather with a temperature of 19°C, which is not consistent with snowing (nevando). So the appropriate word to fill in the blank for "¿Está nevando? No, ____ nevando." should be "no está" (but wait, actually, the structure is "No, __ nevando" and since the answer is about the opposite of nevando, but looking at the image, it's a sunny-like scene, so the correct response to "¿Está nevando?" (Is it snowing?) is "No, no está nevando." Wait, but the blank is before "nevando"? Wait, the original sentence: "¿Está nevando? No, __ nevando." Wait, maybe I misread. Wait, the user's instruction: "Fill in the blank with the appropriate word based on the image. ¿Está nevando? No, __ nevando." Wait, the image shows a sunny or partly cloudy (with sun and some cloud) and 19°C, which is warm, so it's not snowing. So the correct answer is "no está"? Wait, no, the blank is in "No, __ nevando." So the structure is "No, [word] nevando." Wait, maybe the correct word is "no está", but let's check. Wait, the image: it's a weather image with sun, 19°C, so it's not snowing. So the answer to "¿Está nevando?" is "No, no está nevando." But the blank is in "No, __ nevando." So the word to fill is "no está"? Wait, no, maybe the blank is "no" but that doesn't make sense. Wait, maybe I made a mistake. Wait, the original text: "Llenar el espacio en blanco con la palabra apropiada según la imagen. Fill in the blank with the appropriate word based on the image. ¿Está nevando? No, __ nevando." Wait, the image shows a sunny day (sun, 19°C), so it's not snowing. So the correct response is "No, no está nevando." But the blank is before "nevando", so the word is "no está"? Wait, no, maybe the blank is "no" but that's not right. Wait, maybe the correct answer is "no" but that would be "No, no nevando" which is incorrect grammar. Wait, Spanish grammar: "Está nevando" is "It is snowing". So the question is "Is it snowing?" (¿Está nevando?), and the answer is "No, it is not snowing" (No, no está nevando). So the blank is "no está"? Wait, but the user's instruction says "copy and paste what you need from here: ¿Está nevando? No, ____ nevando." Wait, maybe the correct word is "no está", but let's check the image again. The image has a sun, some cloud, 19°C, so it's a warm day, not snowing. So the correct answer is "no está". Wait, but maybe the blank is "no" but that's wrong. Wait, no, the correct Spanish is "No, no está nevando." So the blank is "no está". But let's confirm. Alternatively, maybe the blank is "no" but that's incorrect. Wait, maybe I misread the sentence. Let me re-express:

Question: ¿Está nevando? No, ______ nevando.

Image: sunny, 19°C, so not snowing. So the answer is "no está" in the blank? Wait, no, the structure is "No, [verb form] nevando." The verb "estar" in present continuous is "está" for third person singular. So "Está nevando" (It is snowing). So the negative is "No, no está nevando." So the blank is "no está".

But wait, the user's instruction says "copy and paste what you need from here: ¿Está nevando? No, ______ nevando." Wait, maybe the correct word is "no" but that's not right. Wait, maybe the image is of a snowy scene? No, the image shows sun and 19°C, so it's not snowy. So the correct answer is "no está".

Wait, but maybe the blank is "no" and the sentence is "No, no nevando" which is incorrect. So I think the correct answer is "no está".

Answer:

no está