Answer:
The correct object pronoun and verbal conjugation that fills the sentences are:
1. Juan y yo <u>le</u> damos una blusa a nuestra hermana Gisela.
2. Mi tía <u>nos</u> da una mesa para la casa.
3. Gisela <u>le</u> da dos corbatas a su novio.
4. A mi mamá yo <u>le</u> doy un par de guantes negros.
Explanation:
The object pronouns are words that, depending on the sentence, can be used for replacing a pronoun, in Spanish, respect their noun that goes directed, could be:
1. Yo: <u>me</u>.
2. Tú: <u>te</u>.
3. Él/Ella/Ello: <u>le/se</u>.
4. Nosotros: <u>nos</u>.
How <em>in the majority of the sentences the noun who was directed the action for was from the third person</em>: Gisela, novio, mamá (he or she in English), the object pronoun most used was "le".
1.A
2.B
3.B
4.A
I’m not sure on 3
Answer:
Option A (the first option)
Explanation:
Option A says it's the last day of school for Rebecca, that's why she's happy
In the text it says "Por fin llegó el último día del escuela y Rebeca está muy feliz" (Finally the last day of school arrived and Rebeca is very happy) so option A would be correct
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Hey there!
The answer is A. empiezan; piensa
“Los abuelos” translated to english is “The grandparents” so you have to use the proper ending of the word. Since it’s more than one person C and D automatically become eliminated. Then you just have to check the correct spelling.
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They are most likely of Cuban descent because alot of people flee from cuba into florida by boat and usually find refuge around the miami area.
