Answer:
Explanation:
Let's see every answer choice. All those words can be used when you travel by train.
<u>a. Asiento - ocupado</u>
Asiento is seat, and ocupado means taken. Then asiento - ocupado may perfectly go together in a sentence: el asiento está ocupado means the seat is taken.
<u>b. Revisor - boleto</u>
Boleto is ticket and revisor is the person who checks the ticket (in British that may be named inspector), then those two words go together in a sentence.
<u>c. Horario - vía</u>
Horario means schedule and vía means the railway, then those two items are not related as the other pairs are.
<u>d. Sencillo - ida y vuelta.</u>
Sencillo is referred to a single or one way ticket and ida y vuelta means a roud trip or two way ticket. Quisiera un boleto sencillo o de ida y vuelta? means Do you like an single or a round trip ticket?
Answer:
Spanish
Explanation:
I am more familiar with it
Un pronombre para un objeto indirecto es "eso" y un pronombre director "este"
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