Answer:
The option that has the vocabulary needed to complete the sentences is:
- <em>Mi nombre es Julián. </em><em><u>Soy</u></em><em> impaciente. ¿Cómo </em><em><u>es</u></em><em> usted, señor Franco?</em>
Explanation:
The translation of the sentence is:
- My name is Julian. <u>I'm</u> impatient. How <u>are</u> you, Mr. Franco?
The right conjugation of the verb <em>"ser"</em> is below:
- Yo <u>soy</u>.
- Tú eres.
- Usted <u>es</u>.
- Él es.
- Ella es.
- Ello es.
- Nosotros somos.
- Ustedes son.
- Ellos son.
Although the personal pronoun of the second sentence is tacit, it is recognized that it is <em>"yo"</em>, whereby the correct conjugation is <u><em>"soy"</em></u>, while the personal pronoun of the third sentence is <em>"usted"</em> so, the right conjugation is <u><em>"es"</em></u>.
