If you're trying to translate that My Spanish isn't that great but it says "That you bring to school"
If the instruction is to complete the proverb with the correct words, it would be in the following way;
<span>"Dos andares tiene el dinero, viene despacio y se va ligero."
This might mean that money comes and goes quickly </span>
Answer:
c. broh the las bananas blancas
Miguel fell to the floor in the past, which means that the eating also happened in the past. Therefore Horacio y Fernando ate in the past - we need a past tense.
almorzábamos is for first, not second person plural, so it's ungramatical.
<span>almuerzan is present tense.
From the options, the best one is </span><span>almorzaron, but actually you should rather use a continuous tense - almorzaban. </span>
