Answer:
José le ruega (a Daniela) que escriba esa carta de recomendación.
Yo les aconsejo (a ustedes) vivir en las afueras de la ciudad.
La directora les prohibe (a ellos) estacionar frente a la escuela.
Tú me sugieres (a mí) alquilar un apartamento en el barrio.
Explanation:
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In a sentence, people or things that receive the action of the verb indirectly, are called <em>"objeto indirecto"</em>.
You can find it by asking these questions: To who? To what?
Also, you can recognize it or replace it with the pronouns "<em>le</em>", "<em>les</em>", "<em>te</em>", "<em>me</em>".
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Answer:
Nosotros barremos el suelo "we sweep the floor."
Explanation:
Prendemos would mean "we light the ground," sacuden would mean "we shake the ground," and barren is the incorect verb form. Barren is used for ustedes, and in this situation we are reffering to ourselves and not somebody else.
Answer:
Chihuahuas are shaking because there cold or afraid they will hide under blankets to feel safe and comfort
Answer:
A) sé
Explanation:
Yo sé donde vive.
I know where you live.
Both conozco and sé mean know but they are different. Conozco means to know someone, sé means to know something. In this case, you want to know something so sé applies to this sentence.
Answer:
down below
Explanation:
First one is right, the second one would be "de nada" which means you're welcome.
