You could say that you are less intelligent, as intelligent or more intelligent that Jaime. The thing is, you only have the options to write one thing because not all options would be correct:
Jaime es inteligente pero you soy más inteligente que él. - Jaime is intelligent but I'm more intelligent than him.
Hope it helped,
BioTeacher101
Answer:
1. Do you prefer to live in an apartment, a house or a residence? Do you have lunch at home or in a cafeteria? Do your parents visit your house or apartment a lot? 2. Do you close your bedroom windows at night? Do you sleep well when you are alone at home? 3. Do you have a lot of parties at your house? Where in the house do you prefer to receive your friends? What time do you come home from a party, generally? 4. Do you lose a lot of things in your bedroom? Can you study well in your bedroom? Do you sleep well in your bedroom? What furniture and decorations do you have in your bedroom? Explanation:
The answer would be 23:30
Answer:
The following answers are the correct ones:
Explanation:
decir —¿Qué (tú) dices? —No digo nada.
pedir
—¿Qué pides en la biblioteca, José?
— Pido un libro que necesito para el examen.
Conseguir
—¿Dónde consiguieron ustedes las entradas (tickets) para los partidos de fútbol?
—Nosotros conseguimos las entradas en una oficina de la escuela.
repetir
—¿Quién repetirá la excursión?
—Yo repetiré , me gusta mucho ese pueblo.
seguir
—¿Qué equipo siguen Manuel y Pedro?
—Pedro sigue a los Red Sox y Manuel sigue a los Yankees de Nueva York.
