Answer:
You should say, "Adónde vas? Qué vas a hacer allí? Qué tiempo va a hacer? Qué vas a empacar?
Explanation:
Ir + A + infinitive is basically "I'm going to" in English. Ir means to go, so the near future tense is the same in English. An important thing to remember is to NEVER conjugate two verbs in a row. It's va a hacer, not va a hace.
<span>¿Cómo está Raúl? meaning How is Raul doing? (health-wise)
</span><span>¿Cómo es Raúl? meaning How is Raul? (personality-wise)</span>
If an adjective ends in an "o," you change it to an __"a"____ before adding the adverbial ending.
For example:
rapid<u>o</u> is an adjective ending in <u>o</u>, when you change it into an adverb you have; RAPID<em><u>A</u></em>MENTE
pausado changes into paus<u>a</u>mente
acelerado changes into acelerad<u>a</u>mente
lento changes into lent<u>a</u>mente
Answer:
I would say "interesante" which translates to "interesting"
Explanation:
I hope this helps you plz don't come for me if I'm wrong :)
