This question is asking to replace the noun with a direct object pronoun. The sentence says 'the students turn in the homework', and the problem wants it to translate it to 'the students turn it in'.
The image attached may help you. When substituting the word las tareas, we need to have it match the direct pronoun. Las tareas go under the los/las category, and since it is feminine, the answer is las. C
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Answer:
So, basically, a Definite Article in spanish, is something you know, for example, "El chico" is "The boy", he is someone you know, and a Indefinite Article is something or someone you don't know, for example "Un Bolígrafo" is "A pen", it's not The Pen. Please, if you don't understand it let me know it. Thanks :).
Explanation:
So, basically, a Definite Article in spanish, is something you know, for example, "El chico" is "The boy", he is someone you know, and a Indefinite Article is something or someone you don't know, for example "Un Bolígrafo" is "A pen", it's not The Pen. Please, if you don't understand it let me know it. Thanks :).
1: José always says he's shy, but he doesn't stop flirting with the girls at work
2: My wife and I have been married for ten years, but our love is as intense as ever.
3: Carlos has been fighting with his girlfriend every day for five months and still talks about her as if she were the only woman on the planet.
4.Daniel always complains that his studies overwhelm him and for months his mother has told him that he has to relax.
5. My parents repeat every day that they will soon move to a smaller house that they have seen in another town.
