This could be answered, theoretically, in many different ways. All of which might sound a bit dirty. The translation of the sentence is: "What ___ ___ (to) do to Juan on vacation?" I could fill in the blanks with "tú quieres" which would translate the sentence to "What do you want to do to Juan on vacation?" Without choices, that is the best I got.
Answer:
She wants to be with a friend her own age.
The answer is amable because that means kind / nice
Whereas all the others mean miserable, nasty and sad
(Rough traducción al inglés)
Do you know where there is a good restaurant? No, there is no here. Do you want to eat? no thanks. I do not want . And I do not want to eat . Mr. Sanchez is Peruvian Bolivian. Carlos gets up early because he never goes to bed after ten. There is no student who wants to write five papers in a week. Lourdes likes white wine, and me. Did not you see your sisters yesterday?
