Poems that follow specific rules are called fixed verse.
Answer:Ana: This country is amazing! Don't you think, Luis? Luis: Yes, Ana. It's good that we (be) here and not in Atlanta! Ana: I'm glad the place (being) so beautiful and peaceful. Luis: Quiet, yes. It is incredible that here in San José, the capital, not (having) much traffic or much noise. Ana: It's true. It surprises me that, in such a large place, the city does not (have) many overpopulation problems, such as pollution, traffic, garbage, and so on. Luis: Okay. That is very interesting because we live in a smaller city, but we always complain that people don't (respect) the environment. It is a pity that everyone does not (can) be like Costa Rica. Ana: Well, Luis, it's impossible for everyone (to adjust) to adjust to Costa Rica's model. But anyway, it would be (it would be) an ideal situation. Luis: You are right. Hey, tomorrow it is necessary that we (do) the tour through the Monteverde cloud forest. It's okay? Ana: Yes, but why is it necessary to do it tomorrow? Luis: Well, tomorrow is Friday, and if we do not do it tomorrow, it is possible that on Saturday we will not be able to do it because there are going to be many people. Ana: You're right, but then it is important that you (call) now to make the reservation. Luis: Well, I'm going to do it right now
Explanation:
Answer:
1) Qué
2) ahora
3) hacer
4) dónde
5) donde (respect the accent)
6) pronto
7) nos vemos
Explanation:
You have to fill in the blanks, guiding you through the conversation. that is, according to how you would converse with such a person, you must complete with the missing words, but that they correspond and make sense at the time of completing the sentence so that the dialogue of the call is thus complete.
