Tu no eres una chica perezosa
Answer:
Mi madre insiste en que empiece una dieta. Yo prefiero hacer ejercicio para adelgazar. Yo la comprendo: ella teme que yo me enferme. Yo le digo que no tenga miedo porque soy muy saludable. Es probable que, con la gimnasia, adelgace lo suficiente para que mi madre se sienta tranquila.
Explanation:
Translation:
<em>My mother </em><em>insists </em><em>that I </em><em>start </em><em>a diet. I </em><em>prefer </em><em>to exercise to lose weight. I understand her: she </em><em>fears </em><em>that I </em><em>get sick</em><em>. I tell her not to </em><em>be afraid</em><em> because I am very healthy. It is likely that, with gymnastics, I </em><em>lose </em><em>enough </em><em>weight </em><em>so that my mother </em><em>feels </em><em>calm.</em>
Answer: I would probably say comer.
(Might be wrong though.)
Explanation:
This might be correct because comer is the only one that ends in -er.
Intrapersonal communication serves several social functions. Internal vocalization, or talking to ourselves, can help us achieve or maintain social adjustment. For example, a person may use self-talk to calm himself down in a stressful situation, or a shy person may remind herself to smile during a social event.
