I think it's A.. cuz that's the one that makes the most sense
Answer:
Fueron
Explanation:
In spanish there are a few more tenses compared to english.
Both words (fueron, and iban) come from the same verb (ir) conjugated for the pronoun THEY (ellos).
We would use "fueron" (past tense) for an action that happened once in the past (They went to the movies last friday).
The use of "iban" is a bit different; this tense would be like the english "I used to...(verb)", in this case "We used to go to the movies". Meaning that this action happened several times in the past.
Juan becomes ill and it eventually leads to his death. His death is an example of satire because it's unexpected and odd.
I think this is chinese but i’m not so sure bc it’s in pinyin
chinese is my second language so i try to help!
越来越（yue lai yue) means “more and more”
for example, if you wanted to say “the test got harder and harder” you would say:
考试变得越来越难 （kao shi bien de yue lai yue nan)
see the subject, the test, is at the beginning, the verb right afterwards, “yue lai yue” after that, and the adjective.
another example:
我长得越来越高 （wo zhang de yue lai yue gao) this means i’m growing taller
it follows the same format as the previous sentence
hopefully this helped!!
