Answer:
What more could you ask for? The useful room?
You complain about lateness.
But the teach' says "Boom!
Caught you late one time, and do it again,
I'ma call the master up and get you, past tense!"
B) estamos leyendo
You have a book in your hands meaning you are reading
<h2>Right answer:</h2><h3>4. Tenga</h3>
When talking about commands, we talk about the imperative mood. We use this mood when telling someone to do something in a direct manner. Put another way, sentences in the imperative mood are commands. So the correct formal command is tenga cuidado. So this is when you address a person older than you, or your boss, your teacher, among other people.
