For this case we have the following expression:
- <em>i like to sing a lot
</em>
We must translate this expression into Spanish.
We have then the following verbs:
- <em>Like = gustar</em>
- <em>to sing = cantar
</em>
Then we have the following quantity expression:
Therefore, the expression when translated is given by:
Me gusta mucho cantar
Answer:
C. Me gusta mucho cantar
The correct answer is B, van a.
The literal translation reads, “My sister and you are going to go fishing this afternoon,” and van a means going to.
I hope I helped!
<h2>Correct answer:</h2><h3>Laura tiene tantos vestidos como Paula.</h3>
Here we use <em>comparison of equality, </em>so this just as Tan...como conveys the idea of as … as. This is used when referring that two nouns are equal to one another. To compare two nouns using another noun, we use the formula:
<em>tanto + noun + como </em>
So vestidos is a masculine plural noun. Finally, this sentence means:
<em>Laura has as many dresses as Paula.</em>
