<span>The correct answers are tengo; consigo; sigues.
The aim here is to provide the correct present form of the verbs in brackets. When it comes to numbers 1 and 2, we need first person singular (yo) for verbs (tener) and (conseguir), which are (tengo) and (consigo) - both of these verbs are irregular. For number 3, we need present tense for second person singular (tu) for verb (seguir), which is (sigues) - this is also irregular, which means that it needs to be learned by heart.</span>
I would say that C. antique is the best answer. Since the Latin root antico means old and antique means something that is old, it is the closest in root because if you separate antique into Latin, the -que ending signifies "and" so it is literally "and old."
Answer:
wow! ive hindi talagang naisip tungkol diyan! siguro? hindi talaga sigurado
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