Answer:
the correct answer would be the 3rd one "El"
Explanation:
un pronombre relativo es lo que usa para aludir a una persona o cosa.
a relative pronoun is one used to mark a relative clause.
Answer:
All three answers are plausible, but .... it's impossible to know which answer is correct because -- as the directions state -- you must reflect on the reading (which means there was a larger reading selection upon which this question is based.) Knowing which of the three responses is correct is determined by the content of that story. So, obviously, I cannot help you further.
If it helps, ....
A. Yes. He ate well.
B. No. He asked for fries, but the waiter brought him rice.
C. No. He asked for steak, but the waiter brought him chicken.
Explanation:
Answer:
<em><u>He llegado</u></em> aquí, soy Yoyontzin. Sólo busco las flores, sobre la tierra <em><u>he venido</u></em> a cortarlas
Answer:
A. Ella
Explanation:
None of these correctly place the pronoun Yolanda correctly. Yolanda is not a el, yo, Ud, and tu. The statement explains a girl you are not talking to. Which crosses out most of the choices.
19 is preterite. 20 is imperfect. 21 is conditional.
