The correct answer is: [A]:
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→ " Los perros le (m)olestan a mi hermano. "
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<u>Note</u>: This is a "multiple-choice" question — with 2 (two) answer choices provided. Among these 2 (two) answer choices:
→ Answer choice: [A]: " Los perros le (m)olestan a mi hermano. " ;
→ is, in fact, the correct answer choice.
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Note that the Spanish question being asked:
→ " ¿Qué le (m)olesta a tu hermano? " ;
translates (in English) to:
→ " What {bothers/disturbs/annoys] your brother? "
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The 2 (two) answer choices being presented translate to:
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" Dogs {annoy/bother/disturb} my brother. "
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<u>Or</u>: " The dogs {annoy/bother/disturb} my brother. "
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<u>Note</u>: In this case, using proper Spanish grammar, <u>you must include</u> the "indirect object Spanish pronoun" — which is: " le " ;
→ which corresponds to the "third person, singular, form" ;
→ {<u>that is</u>: " Ud./usted " / " él " / "ella" / "single person first name — (male or female)" ; / <u>or</u>: "any singular Spanish noun (regardless of masculine or feminine form)" — of the "Spanish indirect object pronoun."
Note that this '<u>Spanish grammar rule</u>' holds true even when the actual indirect object is stated in the sentence (both in written Spanish as well as spoken Spanish — <u><em>thus indicating that:</em></u>
"Answer choice: [B]: " Los perros (m)olestan a mi hermano." ;
→ <em><u>is incorrect</u></em> .
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For this question: Answer choice: [A]:
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→ " Los perros le (m)olestan a mi hermano. " ;
→ is the correctly written answer.
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Note that the "indirect object" is: "hermano" {"mi hermano"} ;
or, "brother" {"my brother}" — (in English) ;
→ which is a 'singular noun' ; in the 'third person' form.
→ As such, " le " — is the appropriate — (and correct!)
— "Spanish indirect object pronoun" to use.
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The correct answer is:
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→ Answer choice: [A]: " Los perros le (m)olestan a mi hermano. "
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Hope this answer is of help to you!
Best wishes in your academic endeavors
— and within the "Brainly" community!
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