Answer:
so! your basicly going to write about your favorite TV show and add good vocabulary and remember to tell what they are doing and why where! I'm wondering if you would like me to make you a paragraph of would you wanna do it yourself?
When you’re referring to the actual color of your eyes, you don’t need to use los before eyes. But let’s say, you get something in you eye that makes it a little red, or you cry a lot, or laugh a lot and someone asked you what happens with your eyes... you say, tengo los ojos rojos
1. Si, puedo hablar or si, te puedo hablar
2. is correct if the English translation is "I know you well"
3. In many Spanish languages "tome" can mean "drink" or "took, to take" so this would mean I took the record.
4. Looks correct
5. Is not correct, I would need to see the original question.
Answer:
The correct answer is: C.
Explanation:
This would look like this:
-Hola señor, ¿Qué <em>desea</em> usted de plato principal?
-Quisiera el arroz con pollo, <em>por favor</em>.
In Spanish, the 3rd person (singular and plural) of the present subjunctive is used to form the formal mandates.
In informal mandates, the 3rd person singular of the present indicative is used to form the affirmative mandates and the 2nd person (you) of the present subjunctive to form the negative mandates.
In the example of the formal mandate:
AFFIRMATIVE: ¡Hable!
NEGATIVE: ¡No hable!
In the example of the informal mandate:
AFFIRMATIVE: ¡Habla!
NEGATIVE: ¡No hables!
