<span>Mi padre _____ afeita todos los dias translates to "My father [blank] shaves every day".
In full, this sentence would read "My father shaves [himself] every day" but in English that personal reflexive pronoun (himself) is not necessary, while in Spanish it is.
You need to fill in the blank with a personal reflexive pronoun. El is not a personal reflexive pronoun, so it's out. The subject is third-person, thus the personal reflexive pronoun must also be third-person. That eliminates te, which is second-person (<span>tú te afeitas todos los días)</span>. Le is an indirect object pronoun, which is not what is needed, either, so that one is out. That leaves se, which is correct.
</span>Mi padre se afeita todos los dias.
Answer:
B. se
Espero que los consejos __ correctos translates to "I hope the tips [blank] correct."
Logically, the word "are" should go in the blank. "Are" is a form of "to be", of which the Spanish infinitive is ser. You must conjugate ser for the subject of the sentence - los consejos. This subject is plural and masculine. The plural masculine form of ser in this tense is estén.
Espero que los consejos estén correctos.
Ella pinta
Nosotros vivíamos en Mexico tres años
Tu naciste en los Estados
Yo pinto un
Ellos inventan arte muy
Estoy en la caja y pagaré
