<span>la respuesta es una camara</span>
Lidia, sal de la casa a las ocho de la mañana para hacer diligencias. Almorzamos a la una de la tarde; no llegues tarde.
translation: Lidia, get out of the house at 8 in the morning to do errands. We will eat at 1 in the afternoon; don’t come late.
1. Una
2. Menos
3. Quince/cuarto
4. Treinta/media
5. Mañana
6. Medio día
7. Mañana
8. Tarde
9. Media noche
10. Quince/cuarto
11. Dos
12. Veinticinco
13. Siete
14. Noche
<h2>Answer:</h2><h3>Correct</h3>
This sentence stands for the imperative mood. Sentences standing for this mood are commands. In fact, this is a negative command because it uses the word No at the beginning of the sentence. Comas is the conjugation of the verb comer for the second person singular tú in the imperative mood in negative form. On the other hand, pastel means cake. So the sentence:
<em>No comas ese pastel </em>means <em>Don't eat that cake</em>
Moreover, in affirmative form the command is:
<em>Come ese pastel </em>meaning <em>eat that cake</em>
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So the conjugations vary according to positive or negative form.
