Answer:
Yo: cerré, cobré, llené
Tú: cerraste, cobraste, llenaste
Él, ella, usted: cerró, cobró, llenó
Nosotros, nosotras: cerramos, cobramos, llenamos.
Ellas, ellos, ustedes: cerraron, cobraron, llenaron
Explanation:
1. Comer langosta es carisimo.
This sentence means - Eating lobsters is very expensive. Carisimo is the correct option here because jovenisimo means young, and ocupadisimo means busy, so obviously neither of those two other options fits this description given in the sentence.
2. Los camareros son trabajadorisimos.
This sentence means - The waiters are very hard-working. Trabajadorisimos is the correct option here because larguisimos means very large, and pequenisimos means very small, so obviously neither of those two options makes any sense here.
3. La chuleta de cerdo esta sabrosisima hoy.
This sentence means - The steak is very tasty today. Sabrosisima is the correct option here because felicisima means very happy, and enojadisima means very bored, so obviously those two options cannot fit the description in the sentence.
4. Las sillas del restaurante son comodisimas.
This sentence means - The chairs in the restaurant are very comfortable. Comodisimas is the correct answer here because nerviosisimas means very nervous, and riquisimas means very rich, so obviously they are wrong in this context.
5. Preparar una ensalada de frutas es facilisimo.
This sentence means - Preparing a fruit salad is very easy. Facilisimo is the correct answer because cortisimo means very short (used to describe people), and hermosisimo means very beautiful, so you can see those two don't sound correct.
Todos ustedes viven en Chicago.
Que? Bueno esto no reconozco jajaj
receta means recipe so that works
