Answer: tú barres la cocina
Answer:
The answer is 1. or "Juan besa la mano de su novia."
Explanation:
This translates to "Juan kisses the hand of his girlfriend," as opposed to the incorrect alternative meaning the same thing, but adding a conditional "a" would make the sentence more intimate toward her hand when it shouldn't be
Nicaragua, at least according to my detailed of many researches.
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Answer:
¿Cómo es Bubbles?
Ella es bonita y gorda.
Explanation:
In English this means: What's Bubbles like? She's cute and chubby.
In Spanish, unlike in English, adjectives have gender and can be either singular or plural. In this case it is explained that Bubbles is female and is only one fish, so the adjectives used to describe her must be feminine and singular. That’s why the correct option is “bonita y gorda”. “Bonitas” and “gordas” are female adjective but are plural. “Gordo” and “bonito” are singular but are male adjectives. “Gordos” and “bonitos” are not only masculine adjectives but also plural.
