I don’t speak Spanish sorry
This answer is "<u>darte</u>" because the question is saying " Hello Carmen. I am going to give you the book tonight.
Answer:
Explanation:
It looks like they're all formal commands.
We use formal commands when we are talking to someone we don't know very well. It might be our professor, our boss, or simply an older person. Someone we want to show respect to. How do we form a formal command?
We have a singular and a plural form. For singular form, we will use USTED ( third person singular form ) and for plural, we will use USTEDES ( third person plural form ) When it comes to verbs and its tense, it's always in the present SUBJUNCTIVE tense.
The brain can't tell the difference between the real and the imagined – is a myth. It is intriguing to wonder why perception differs from person to person, how imagination can evoke a creative frenzy or intrusive memories that debilitate those with PTSD.
Answer:
1. la administración de <u>empresas</u>
2. la <u>residencia</u> estudiantil
3. el <u>compañero</u> de clase
4. la compañera de <u>cuarto</u>.
5. las <u>lenguas</u> extranjeras
6. ¿A qué hora es la _______de español?
choices
<u>compañero</u>
<u>cuarto</u>
<u>empresas</u>
<u>lenguas</u>
<u>residencia</u>
Explanation:
Because there were only 5 choices and 6 phrases, I did my best and filled in the phrases with the choices that made the most sense.
1. business administration
2. the student residence
3. the classmate
4. the roommate.
5. foreign languages