Answer:
vosotros means you in spanish but only in spain
Explanation:
Answer: well I can say that you can use either Vino or viene
Explanation:
Vino means came, past tense for come. and viene is coming, present tense for come.
Answer:
C, B, D, A
Explanation:
"Andar con pies de polmo" means that you or the person is very cautious.
"No hay color" means that there is no comparison.
"Dormir con pierna suelta" means to sleep like a log.
"Dar la vuelta a la tortilla" means that basically "the flip switched"
“estar” means “be”
-Example-
Es como “estar” en la playa.
Is like to be in the beach.
Answer:
Ése es le hombre que arreglo mi lavadora.
Ruben Blades, quien es de Panamá, es un cantante muy bueno.
No traje lo que necesito para la clase de matematicas.
¿Te gusta la manta que te compró Cecila?
Explanation:
The subordinate noun sentence complements the subject of the sentence, is preceded by a subordinate nexus or a verb in the infinitive, and can be replaced in the sentence by a noun or by a demonstrative pronoun, such as "that", "this" or " that".
