The answer would be “La clase es muy interesante”. Está (estar) is typically used when something is not permanent but, in this sentence you are trying to say that the class is interesting in general meaning all the time therefore you would use ser to show the permanece of the fact that the class is interesting.
To answer this question, which is asking, "Do you like your teacher?", answer 1 is saying, "Yes you like your teacher," which wouldn't be correct. Answer 2 is saying, "Yes I like (plural) my teacher," but since it is the plural form of me gusta (because of the "n" at the end) so it is incorrect. Answer 4 is saying, "Yes, you like (plural) your teacher," which is wrong in two ways in that it is the plural form and it is in the second person not the first (I, me, my etc.). Therefore, answer 3 would be correct because it says, "No, I do not like my teacher," which is grammatically correct but doesn't seem like it should be correct. :)
“I had<span> a f—d up childhood,” fantasy </span>film<span> maestro </span>Guillermo del Toro<span> said to kick off his master class at the Lumiere </span>Film<span> Festival in Lyon, where he spoke onstage to an enthusiastic crowd that included fellow Mexican auteur Alfonso Cuaron. Del Toro </span>is<span> one of several directors, including Michael Mann, ...</span>
Answer:
The right answer is, C. Madrastra.
* Yo iba a la boda de mi papá con su segunda esposa Lucía. Ella es mi madrastra.
Explanation:
because according to the previous text, who narrates is telling that his father is going to marry a woman who is not his mother, this means that he is his stepmother, therefore the option that describes this situation is C.
