Answer: D
Explanation: “¿cómo estás usted? Translates to how are you but “usted” is a proper way to be respectful to an older person and family member well that’s what I was told by my Hispanic parents
Answer:
False
Explanation:
The conditional (condicional) is used to refer to hypothetical events. It occurs in polite requests and most frequently with si (if) clauses. It is most often translated as 'would' in English.
The preterite and the pluperfect tenses express past actions.
Answer:
1. Puerto Rico es más pequeño que Guatemala.
2. Felipe corre más rápido que su amigo Juan Carlos.
3. Los champiñones son tan sabrosos como los espárragos.
4. Los jugadores de baloncesto son más altos que los otros estudiantes.
5. Laura es más trabajadora que su novio Pablo.
6. Marisol es menos inteligente que su hermana mayor.
7. La nueva novela de ese escritor es tan mala como su primera novela.
8. Agustín y Mario están menos gordos que antes.
Explanation:
1. Puerto Rico is smaller than Guatemala.
2. Felipe runs faster than his friend Juan Carlos.
3. Mushrooms are as tasty as asparagus.
4. Basketball players are taller than the other students.
5. Laura is more hardworking than her boyfriend Pablo.
6. Marisol is less intelligent than her older sister.
7. That writer's new novel is as bad as his first novel.
8. Agustin and Mario are less fat than before.
