A. Yo why because “yo” means “me” and you’re telling carlos your name so it’s A.
1. Limpia mi cuarto.
2. Lava mi ropa.
3. Prepara mi comida.
4. No uses el teléfono mientras trabajas
5. Has la compra de víveres
<h3>Complete these sentences with the subjunctive or indicative of the verbs in brackets, depending on context. </h3>
Tenemos que conservar agua aunque haya¹ suficiente agua ahora. Cuando desaparecen² los bosques, se pierden muchas especies. La gente se preocupará por el calentamiento de la tierra cuando sea³ demasiado tarde. Los carros seguirán contaminando hasta que nosotros encontremos⁴ mejores combustibles alternativos Las especies en peligro de extinción comenzarán a recuperarse tan pronto como nosotros hagamos⁵ algo para protegerlas. Los recursos naturales se agotarán a menos que todas las personas del planeta los conservemos⁶.
Translation: <em>We have to conserve water even though there is enough water now. When forests disappear, many species are lost. People will worry about the warming of the earth when it is too late. The cars will continue to pollute until we find better alternative fuels. Endangered species will begin to recover as soon as we do something to protect them. Natural resources will be exhausted unless all the people of the planet conserve them.</em>
Answer:
The correct answers for the questions are:
1. “¿Haces mucho ejercicio?”
- Sí, hago mucho ejercicio.
2. How would you say “I prefer ice cream” in Spanish?
- Yo prefiero el helado.
3. Which of the following would most likely be included in un batido?
- Las uvas.
4. Which of the following is true about los batidos?
- They can only be made with milk.
5. How long is a typical marathon?
- 42 Km.
Explanation:
The correct form of conjugate the verbs "hacer" and "preferir" for the <em>Present Simple</em> and the <em>Personal Pronoun</em> "yo" are respectively "hago" and "prefiero".
The questions 3 and 4 are about "batidos", a <u><em>milk drink with fruits</em></u>.
Question 5 is about the marathon, a race with a distance of <u><em>42.195 meters</em></u>.