Answer:
look at the photo
Explanation:
*there’s a typpo, it’s with just one F
The correct answers are:
1. Qué hora es
2. Son las
3. A qué hora
4. A las
5. y
Pilar: ¡Hola, Fred! ¿Qué hora es?
<em>In Spanish, this question is a common way to know the time. This means </em><em>what time is it? </em><em>In fact, this is the most common question you will find if someone want to know the time.</em>
Fred: Hola, Pilar. Son las dos y media.
<em>In Spanish, we use the verb </em><em>ser </em><em>to tell someone the time of day. We use </em><em>es </em><em>(a conjugation of this verb) when telling that it is one o'clock. On the other hand, we use </em><em>son </em><em>(another conjugation of this verb) for all other hours.</em>
Pilar: Gracias. ¿Vas tú al partido de fútbol hoy?
Fred: Posiblemente. ¿A qué hora es el partido?
<em>When asking for a specific activity we begin the question with ¿</em><em>A qué hora es</em><em>... [the activity]?</em>
Pilar: A las cinco y cuarto.
<em>If we want to say that something will occur at a specific time, we need to use the formula a + la(s) + time.</em>
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