1.estoy comiendo
2.en el maleton
3.tu passaporte
4.en el exito
5.en una cilla
6.los que trabajan ahi
7.anos
8.diez anos
Answer:
Isabel y Liana tienen un buen maestro.
Explanation: It can't be any of the other options because tengo means I have in English, tenemos means we have, and tienes means they have. As you can see none of these will apply to the sentence. In English the sentence is saying Isabel and luna have a good teacher.
Answer:
1. Yo voy a leer un libro. 2. Mi familia y yo miraremos la televisión. 3. Mis amigos alquilaran unos DVD's. 4. Mi primo pasara un rato con sus amigos. 5. Tú vas a jugar al béisbol.
Explanation:
Answer:
arab sibaq? thats what it means i think
Explanation:
i am not for sure if you mean what does it mean in english that is what it means i don't know get me wrong ok
"tiene" would be the correct verb conjugation for present tense
