Answer:
- Él es inteligente.
- Ellos son profesores.
- Ellos son necesarios.
- Ellas son estudiantes.
- Ella es actriz.
- Él es famoso.
- Ellos son simpáticos.
- Él se llama Galán.
- Nosotros practicamos karate.
- Nosotros hablamos español.
Explanation:
The pronouns él, ella, ellos, and ellas are used with animals as well as with people. Spanish does not have the equivalent of an 'it' pronoun that in English is often used to express animals that are not pets. Do not be surprised then if a giraffe in Spanish is referred to as <em>el</em> which in English would mean <em>he. </em>
Answer:
yes they are adjectives
Explanation:
John is lazy. Juanita is ambitious
First Line "EL" Second Line "Yo" & Third Line "Tu"
Answered on your last post! :)
1) Se bueno con los primos.-> Be good with your cousins.2) Tienes que hablar educamente.-> You have to speak politely.3) No puedes faltar el respeto.-> You cannot be irrespectful.4) Tienes que comportarte y tener modales.-> You need to behave and have manners.5) Tienes que ayudar con la cena,-> You need to help out with dinner,6) No puedes pelear con tus hermanos.-> You cannot fight with your brothers (siblings).7)Tienes que limpiar la casa-> You need to clean the house.8)Vamos a comprar mucha comida.-> We are going to buy alot of food.9) Tienes que ponerle atencion a tu abuelo.-> You need to pay attention to your grandfather.10) Tienes que ir a cenar a tiempo.-> You need to eat dinner on time.
Since the description says to write it in affirmative (positive form) , here are all of those that I wrote above, using "no", this time, affirmatively.
3) Se respetuoso. = Be respectful.6) Debes comportarte con tus hermanos. = You need to behave with your brothers (siblings).
