<h2>Correct answer:</h2><h3>Laura tiene tantos vestidos como Paula.</h3>
Here we use <em>comparison of equality, </em>so this just as Tan...como conveys the idea of as … as. This is used when referring that two nouns are equal to one another. To compare two nouns using another noun, we use the formula:
<em>tanto + noun + como </em>
So vestidos is a masculine plural noun. Finally, this sentence means:
<em>Laura has as many dresses as Paula.</em>
False. They are called proverbs or sayings.
Answer: The answer is correct
All of these options are the preterite form of the verb leer in Spanish. Here is how it is conjugated:
1. yo leí 1. nosotros leímos
2. tú leíste 2. vosotros leísteis
3. él/ella/Ud. leyó 3. ellos/ellas/Uds. ley<span>eron
You need the third person singular, which is he, or </span>él in Spanish. So, the correct form for that person is leyó.
Thus the correct answer is No leyó las señales.
