Si Antonio estuviera en la fiesta, el hablaria con Juan.
This sentence means - If Antonio had gone to the party, he would have talked to Juan.
It is a hypothetical sentence, meaning that it didn't happen but states what could have happened had he decided to go to the party.
Well First of all Tener que means Must
so the list will be maybe like this If I understood the Question correctly
<span>Tener que tener pastel para la fiesta = must have cake for the party
Tener que </span><span>haber adivinar para la fiesta con regalos= must have guess with gifts
</span>Tener que <span>tener favores de partido = Must have party favors
hopefully I understood the question correctly and I was a help to you </span>
The right expression is bolded in each sentence and the sentence is then translated into English so you understand what it means.
A) La comida frita es <u>peor que</u> la asada(roasted) para la salud(health).
- Fried food is <u>worse than</u> roasted for your health.
B) La leche es <u>mejor que</u> la soda para la salud(health).
- Milk is <u>better than</u> soda for your health.
C) La serpiente <u>más larga que</u> es el pollito.
- The snake is <u>longer than</u> the chicken.
D) El pescado es <u>tan saludable como</u> el pollo para la salud.
- Fish is <u>as healthy as</u> chicken for your health.
E) Carlos tiene 10 años y Alejandro tiene 17 años. Carlos es <u>menor que</u><u> </u>Alejandro.
- Carlos is 10 years old and Alejandro is 17 years old. Carlos is<u> younger than</u> Alejandro.
F) La jirafa es <u>más alta que</u> la gallina.
- The giraffe is <u>taller than</u> the chicken.
G) La cebra es <u>tan alta como</u> el caballo.
- The zebra is <u>as tall as</u> the horse.
H) Sofia tiene 6 años y Marisol tiene 9 años. Marisol es <u>mayor que </u>Sofia.
- Sofia is 6 years old and Marisol is 9 years old. Marisol is <u>older than </u>Sofia.