Answer:
yo tengo mas dinero que tu
Explanation:
Answer:
the only differences are the "ser" and "estar"
Explanation:
I think Ser is more of a simple way to describe what happens, while Estar is more like describing how something happens.
For Ser: description, occupation, characteristics, time, origin, relationship
For Estar: Position, Location, Action, Condition, Emotion
(I don't have Spanish class, this is all from google :> obviously)
Held Japanese-Americans who did no wrong
Answer:
padres
Explanation:
You missed the options. Anyway, I give you the only possible answer that fits the question. Below the answer, there is a translation for a better understanding
—Buenos días, ¿dónde está Ana?
—Ana está en la oficina.
—¿Ustedes son los padres de la madre de Ana?
—Sí, somos sus ____padres____.
Translation:
"Good morning, where is Ana?"
"Ana is in the office."
"Are you the parents of Ana's mother?"
"Yes, we are her ____parents____."
