Okay ummmmm t<span>ú and usted both mean you so I'm not sure what exactly they mean by that. Like how do you list a person that I would talk to using you?!?!? like what does that even mean I'm sorry that I'm not helping but seriously wth?</span>
I think it’s 1hope that helped
Answer:
Es cierto que hay mucha agua.
Explanation:
<u>Translations</u>
Es cierto que hay mucha agua. -> It is true that there is a lot of water.
No es verdad que estemos tristes. -> It is not true that we are sad.
Estoy contento que haya dinero en el banco. -> I am happy that there is money in the bank.
Mi madre quiere que yo haga mi cama. -> My mother wants me to make my bed.
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Let's number the sentences.
- Es cierto que hay mucha agua.
- No es verdad que estemos tristes.
- Estoy contento que haya dinero en el banco.
- Mi madre quiere que yo haga mi cama.
In #1, there is nor emotion, influence, or doubt. It is a stated fact.
In #2, there is a doubt ("It is not true...")
In #3, there is an emotion, happiness ("I am happy that...")
In #4, there is influence, as "my mother wants;" she is influencing the narrator to make their bed.
Thus, the first sentence does not contain influence, an emotion, or doubt.
