Pretty sure it’s just telling you to put hyphens between the syllables
Andres es vegetaríano. Él pide Verduras
<u>Answers:</u>
1) ¿Qué te gusta <u>hacer</u> <u>(to do)</u> a ti?
In this sentence the subject is <em><u>tú</u></em> (you), then the correct indirect object pronoun is <em><u>te</u></em> and the correct form of the verb according to this pronoun in present is<u> gusta</u>
<em>What do you like to do?
</em>
2) A nosotros nos <u>gusta</u> mirar la televisión.
In this sentence the subject is <em><u>nosotros</u></em> (we), then the correct indirect object pronoun is <em><u>nos</u></em> and the correct form of the verb according to this pronoun in present is <u>gusta
</u>
<em>We like to watch television </em>
3) Yo <u>soy</u><u> (ser)</u> abogada
In this sentence, the correct way to conjugate <em><u>ser</u></em> in present and with the subject Yo (I) is <em><u>soy
</u></em>
<em>I am a Lawyer
</em>
4) Nosotras <u>tenemos</u> (tener) muchas amigas.
In this sentence, the correct way to conjugate the verb <em><u>tener</u></em> in present and with the subject <u>nosotras</u><u> (we)</u> is <u><em>tenemos</em></u>
<em>We have a lot of friends
</em>
5) Ahora nosotras <u>estamos</u> (estar) en casa.
In this sentence, the correct way to conjugate the verb <u><em>estar</em></u> in present and with the subject <u>nosotras</u><u> (we) </u> is <u><em>estamos</em></u>
<em>Now we are at home
</em>
The answer is A. Esta comprando
The correct answer would be “me encantan los postres porque son dulces,” “dulces” translating to sweet.
