<em>Cuando Julia va al campo, escucha a las gallinas </em><em>cacarear</em><em> y a los caballos </em><em>relinchar</em>
Gallinas translates into hens and caballos translates into horses. Therefore, gallinas say<em> qui qui ri qui </em>and caballos say <em>jii jii jiii. </em>So in Spanish we say that when gallinas say this is because <em>ellas cacarean. </em>On the other hand, we also know that when caballos say this, <em>ellos</em> <em>relinchan. </em>
The sentence that <span>uses the correct forms of the verbs ser and tener in the two sentences to convey the same meaning is the last one - Ella es ansiosa. Tiene ansiedad. This means - She is anxious. She has anxiety.</span>
