Explanation:
1-Mi papá está en la cocina haciendo comida.
2-El mando a distancia de la televisión parpadea.
3-Me gusta pasear por la playa y ver el atardecer mientras mi perro corre hacia el mar jugando en la arena.

Answer:
my mobile phone is my alarm clock
the answer is logical
Answer:
Use tú for informal situations such as with a friend, children, young people, people you know very well. Use usted (Ud.) for formal situations such as in a job interview, in a bank, with elderly people, with someone you don't know or you have just met
Explanation:
Answer:
Los niños _SE LAVAN_ las manos
Explanation:
Los niños _SE LAVAN_ las manos
("The kids wash their hands")
When you conjugate a reflexive verb (like 'lavarse'), you have to use the pronoun in front of the verb. So, indicative present of lavarse is:
Yo me lavo ...las manos
Tu te lavas ...las manos
Él se lava ...las manos
Nosotros nos lavamos ...las manos
Vosotros os laváis ...las manos
Ellos se lavan ...las manos
That way, it indicates the action is done on the person itself, not on others ('Yo lavo las manos' - I wash the hands - could be performed with anyone's hands).
