1st Part:
1- La comida = The food
Me gusta mucho la pasta con queso
2- La musica = The music
Me gusta escushar la musica pop
3- La pelicula y los libros = The movie and the books
Los libros de alguna pelicula aveces son diferentes
(I couldn't see the 1st part instructions completly so I did what I could)
2nd Part:
1- Yo soy muy atletico. - Los deportes si le gustarían
2- Yo no soy muy romantico. - Peliculas de amor no le gustaría
3- Soy bastante intelectual. - Los libros si le gustarían
4- Soy muy timida. - No le gustarian las fiestas
3rd Part:
1- Si me gustan los deportes
2- No me gustan las peliculas de amor
3- Si me gusta la musica salsa
4- Me gustan las dos o me es indiferente
Answer:
El mas viejo
Explanation:
I think that is the answer, I'm not entirely sure
Let's go through the words. "Corrio" comes from the verb "correr," which means "to run." The suffix "-io" is the past tense of the el/ella/Ud. form. So, "corrio" means he/she/you/it ran.
"Cerca de" means close to, so that's probably a phrase. "Bicicleta" is bicycle, and that's a female noun, so we'll have to put the "la" (female "the") in front of "bicicleta."
"Perro" is a dog. It's a male noun, and "un" means "a" for a male noun, so these probably go together to. "Muy" means very--this probably also goes with "close to," describing a position.
So translated, we get: "ran the to close bicycle dog very a." Let's review the phrases we have: "a dog," "very close to," and "the bicycle." All that's missing is "ran," which must go after the dog. So, "a dog ran very close to the bicycle." That's a reasonable sentence!
Let's translate it back to Spanish. "A dog" translates to "un perro," "ran" to "corrio," "very close to" is "muy cerca de," and "the bicycle" is "la bicicleta. What do we get? "Un perro corrio muy cerca de la bicicleta."
Answer: un perro corrio muy cerca de la bicicleta
do u need this translated to English ?
Answer: Vamos a Ir a España, Voy a ir a la biblióteca, El va a ir a QuikTrip, Ellos van a ir al cine, Tu vas a ir a la oficina.
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Explanation:
Future tense sentences
