Answer:
D.
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Explanation:
Answer:
1. yo: I talk
tú: you talk (informal)
Ud: you talk (formal)
El: he talks
Ella: she talks
nosotros: we talk
Uds: you talk
ellos: they talk (masculine)
ellas: they talk (feminine)
2. yo: I eat
Tu: you eat (informal)
Ud: you eat (formal)
el: he eats
ella: she eats
nosotros: we eat
uds: you eat
ellos: they eat (masculine)
ellas: they eat (feminine)
3. yo: I live
Tu: you live (informal)
Ud: you live (formal)
el: he lives
ella: she lives
nosotros: we live
uds: you live
ellos: they live (masculine)
ellas: they live (feminine)
4. yo: I take
Tu: you take (informal)
Ud: you take (formal)
el: he takes
ella: she takes
nosotros: we take
uds: you take
ellos: they take(masculine)
ellas: they take (feminine)
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The “three-legged stool” is an old phrase that many financial planners once used to describe the three most common sources of retirement income: Social Security, employee pensions, and personal savings. It was expected that this trio would together provide a solid financial foundation for the senior years. None of the three was expected to support most retirees on its own.
Times have changed, though, and so has the three-legged stool.
