I'm late but, the answer is option 3
<em> Hope it helps</em>
María tiene que trabajar los fines de semana.
- Tiene is about one person
- Tengo is when you're talking about yourself (yo soy, estoy, etc.)
- Tenemos is when you're talking about a group of people
- Tenéis is vosotros which means them all, not nosotros which means we.
- Tienen talking about a group of boys (ellos), girls (ellas), or gender nuetral group (ustedes).
Espero que esto ayude. ¡QUE TENGAS UN DÍA BENDITO Y MARAVILLOSO! ¡Además de un gran resto del Mes de la Historia Negra! :-)
- Cutiepatutie ☺❀❤
This could be answered, theoretically, in many different ways. All of which might sound a bit dirty. The translation of the sentence is: "What ___ ___ (to) do to Juan on vacation?" I could fill in the blanks with "tú quieres" which would translate the sentence to "What do you want to do to Juan on vacation?" Without choices, that is the best I got.
Answer:
It is all correct, except "¿Llenaste el formulario?" it should be Rellenaste (you) :Fill in. Instead of Llenaste. (I am a native Spanish speaker)
Explanation:
Rellenar (infinitive) is to fill in a paper. The declension is Rellenaste (you)
Llenar (infinitive) is to fill-up a container. The declension is Llenaste (you)
Hope it helps you! :)
El = definite
Una= indefinite
La= definite
Un = indefinite