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1 year ago

Se entirran los muertos en un cementerio

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9966 [12]1 year ago

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Answer:

Un cementerio, cementerio, sepultura o cementerio es un lugar donde se entierran o entierran los restos de personas fallecidas.

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Question 2: ¿Quién tiene que hacer las maletas de los niños? María las tiene que hacer.

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Explanation:

We have to identify the direct object of the sentence and replace it with its pronoun. We have to use the same verb tense. The verb is in bold and the direct object is underlined.

Question 1: ¿Quién compra los pasajes de avión?

Question 2: ¿Quién tiene que hacer las maletas de los niños?

Question 3: ¿Quiénes buscan los pasaportes?

Question 4: ¿Quién va a confirmar las reservaciones de hotel?

Question 5: ¿Quién busca la cámara?

Question 6: ¿Quién compra un mapa de Puerto Rico?

Pronouns:

los pasajes: male, plural (los)

las maletas: female plural (las)

los pasaportes: male plural (los)

las reservaciones: female plural (las)

la cámara: female singular (la)

un mapa: male singular (lo)

Then we make the answers with the given subjects:

Answer 1: La Sra. Garza los compra.

Answer 2: María las tiene que hacer.

Answer 3: Antonio y María los buscan.

Answer 4: La Sra. Garza las va a confirmar.

Answer 5: María la busca.

Answer 6: Antonio lo compra.

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