Answer:
1. El cuarto es muy cómodo
2. Eljoven está enamorado.
3. Las jugadoras están listas.
4. La madre está preocupada.
5. Tú estás sucia.
6. Las niñas están cansadas.
7. Las madres están felices.
8. El ingeniero está triste.
9. El profesor está avergonzado.
10. La estudiante está nerviosa.
Explanation:
There are three genders: masculine, feminine and neutral. Except in the case of people and animals, the grammatical genus is only a convention that indicates the article and the termination of the adjective that are used with a specific name.
Generally, names that refer to male people and animals are male, nouns that refer to female people and animals are female, while abstract ideas and concepts are gender neutral.
Let's look at the meanings of each word to find the best answer:
Qué - What
Por qué - Why (directly translates to "for what")
Cuál - Which
Dónde - Where
Now, let's look at the meaning of the sentence.
... haces en el centro comercial? = ...are you doing at the mall?
Which answer fits best in english?
<em>Where</em> are you doing at the mall?
<em>Which</em> are you doing at the mall?
<em>Why</em> are you doing at the mall?
**<em>What</em> are you doing at the mall?**
Answer: 1) diverse groups of animals evolve from one or a few common ancestors; 2) the mechanism by which this evolution takes place is natural selection.
Explanation: i dont know if this helps or not but hopefully it does
Answer:
We are going north.
Explanation:
Nothing was underlined so I just translated the whole sentence! Vamos is "We are going" and norte is "north".
Answer: Espero que el clima sea bueno.
Explanation:
Which in english means: I hope the weather is good.