Answer:
Read the sentence in Spanish and choose everything that applies.
I have your money.
demonstrative adjectives
present-progressive tense
stressed-possessive adjectives
demonstrative pronouns
regular-possessive adjectives
Explanation:
Answer: C) Tenemos
The verb tener (to have) needs to be conjugated in the 'we' form, because the speaker is talking about him/herself plus others.
Explanation:
I went to Spain, I did many things during the trip. I ate tapas every day and try paella and a Spanish omelette. I visit many castles and I take many photos of everything. Upon returning home, to visit my family and to all of them how much I enjoyed.
La señora Hernando es detrás de la mesa.
Woman sitting behind a table
