<em>Las pizarras son larg</em><em>a</em><em>s</em>
<em>Pizarra </em>is a fem. singular noun. Generally speaking, fem. singular nouns interact with their corresponding adjectives matching each other when it comes to their quantity and if they are masculine or femenine. So: <em>pizarra larga</em> (singular), <em>pizarras largas</em> (plural); <em>coche azul</em> (singular, masculine), <em>coches azules</em> (plural). Note you add an -es termination when the word does not end with a vowel (<em>azul, azules; lápiz, lápices</em>, and so on. Such rule applies to both nouns and adjectives).
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¿ En qué país de Centroamérica más escuelas primarias tienen acceso a computadoras?</h3>
El país que tiene mejores oportunidades y mayor economía es México, en este país algunas escuelas primarias tienen acceso a computadoras.
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Maria's house is red. Maria has a new car. His car is blue. she likes her new car. Maria has brown eyes. his eyes are pretty. Maria's hair is brown. Maria's dress is green. the dress is new. Maria's shoes are green. Jose's house is green. Jose has a new car. his car is red. He likes his red car. Jose has brown eyes. his eyes are big. Jose's hair is brown. Jose's shirt is blue. The shirt is new. Jose's shoes are brown.
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Explanation:
Answer: These could be some possible answers:
1. ¿Dónde estaba Miguel cuando (yo) llamé por teléfono? Estaba en la cocina. Lavaba los platos.
2. ¿Dónde estabas (tú) cuando Juan Carlos y yo fuimos al cine? Estaba en casa. Leía una revista.
3. ¿Dónde estaba tu hermano cuando empezó a llover? Estaba en la calle. Paseaba en bicicleta.
4. ¿Dónde estaban ustedes cuando Felipe vino a casa? Estábamos en el estadio. Jugábamos al fútbol.
Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that in this exercise you have been asked to write questions and answers using the correct form of the verbs. Specifically, you need to conjugate the verbs in pretérito imperfecto and pretérito perfecto simple. The former indicates that an action was taking place at the same time as another action in the past (estaba, paseaba, lavaba), whereas the latter indicates that an action took place before the moment when we are talking (fuimos, vino).
