Answer:
The first one means, "You called your friend yesterday?"
The second one means, "You called him frequently?"
The third one means, "Was it your friend's mother who answered the phone yesterday?"
The fourth one means, "Her mother answered almost always?
Explanation:
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Answer:
a) ¿A Melisa no <em><u>le gusta</u></em> beber jugo?
b) A Estefano y Mariela no <em><u>les gusta</u></em> correr mucho. Les gusta pasear más.
c) A nosotras <em><u>nos gusta</u></em> comer galletas más que fruta.
f) ¿A ti<em><u> te gusta</u></em> mirar la television o leer libros más después de las clases?
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Explanation:
I’m Mexican it’s used as “me lo das la azúcar “ which means” will you give me the sugar “
La and lo are different things you use in Spanish
Lo is something singular because los is what u use in they form but it means “the “ that’s what it’s used for
“Los estudiantes “=“the students “ i hope I helped as much as I could
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if u could screenshot like the whole screen i could answer all of it
