<h2>1) Correct conjugation:</h2><h3>preparan</h3>
This is the correct conjugation because the noun here matches the third person plural and preparan is the conjugation of the verb preparar for the third person plural, too. Basically, this sentence tells us that <em>the cookers prepare the food</em>. Therefore, we can write this sentence as follows:
<em> Los cocineros </em><em>preparan</em><em> la comida.</em>
<h2>2) Correct conjugation:</h2><h3>tiene</h3>
This is the correct conjugation because the noun here matches the third person singular, that is, Ana can be replaced by the subject pronoun ella (she) and tiene is the conjugation of the verb tener for the third person singular, too. So this sentence tells us that <em>Ana has her radio and is going to listen to it</em>. Therefore, we can write this sentence as follows:
<em> Ana </em><em>tiene </em><em>su radio y va a escucharla.</em>
<h2>3) Correct conjugation:</h2><h3>mira</h3>
This is the correct conjugation because the noun here matches the third person singular, that is, Mi papá can be replaced by the subject pronoun él (he) and mira is the conjugation of the verb mirar for the third person singular, too. Thus, this sentence tells us that <em>My dad watches television in the booth</em>. Therefore, we can write this sentence as follows:
<em>Mi papá </em><em>mira </em><em>la televisión en la cabina.</em>
<h2>4) Correct conjugation:</h2><h3>mira</h3>
This is the correct conjugation because the noun here matches the third person plural, that is, los pasajeros can be replaced by the subject pronoun ellos (they) and vienen is the conjugation of the verb venir for the third person plural, too. Thus, this sentence tells us that <em>The passengers come from the dining room and go to the pool</em>. Therefore, we can write this sentence as follows:
<em>Los pasajeros </em><em>vienen</em><em> del comedor y van a la piscina.</em>
