En el verano me gusta nadar (I like to swim in the summer).
En la primavera me gusta correr (I like to run in the spring).
Me gusta esquiar en el invierno.
Me gusta ir de compras en el otono (I like to go shopping in the fall).
<h2>Answer:</h2>
<em>Ojalá que ellos </em><em>descubran</em><em> nuevas formas de energía. Espero que Ana nos </em><em>ayude</em><em> a recoger la basura en la carretera. Es una lástima que la gente no </em><em>recicle</em><em> más. Esperamos </em><em>proteger</em><em> a las tortugas marinas que llegan a esta playa. Me alegro de que mis amigos </em><em>quieran</em><em> conservar la naturaleza. Espero que tú </em><em>vengas</em><em> a la reunión del Club de Ecología. Es malo </em><em>contaminar</em><em> el medio ambiente. A mis padres les gusta que nosotros </em><em>participemos</em><em> en la reunión. Es terrible que nuestras ciudades </em><em>estén</em><em> afectadas por la contaminación. Ojalá que yo </em><em>pueda</em><em> hacer algo para reducir el calentamiento global.</em>
<h2>Explanation:</h2>
- Descubran is the conjugation of the verb descubrir that matches the third person plural in the subjunctive mood.
- Ayude is the conjugation of the verb ayudar that matches the third person plural in the subjunctive mood.
- Recicle is the conjugation of the verb reciclar that matches the third person plural in the subjunctive mood.
- Proteger is an infinitive verb, that is, it isn't conjugated.
- Quieran is the conjugation of the verb querer that matches the third person plural in the subjunctive mood.
- Vengas is the conjugation of the verb venir that matches the second person plural in the subjunctive mood.
- Contaminar is an infinitive verb.
- Participemos is the conjugation of the verb participar that matches the first person plural in the subjunctive mood.
- Estén is the conjugation of the verb estar that matches the third person plural in the subjunctive mood.
- Pueda is the conjugation of the verb poder that matches the first person singular in the subjunctive mood.
<span>Chibcha is referring to as
the name of a group of indigenous people believed to have migrated from Mexico
to Costa Rica. The invasion of their land forced these people to move from one
place to another. Their main living is agriculture so they are not into
fighting.</span>
The answer is most likely “suyos”
