Answer:
Question 1: Tú corres en el parque, ¿no?
Question 2: Yo asisto a conciertos de Juanes.
Question 3: ¿ Aprende a leer tu sobrino?
Question 4: Yo no comprendo la tarea de física.
Question 5: Los estudiantes comen hamburguesas en la cafetería.
Question 6: Mi esposo y yo leemos el Miami Herald.
Explanation:
Translation:
<em>Question 1: You </em><em>run </em><em>in the park, right?
</em>
<em>Question 2: I </em><em>attend </em><em>Juanes concerts.
</em>
<em>Question 3: Does your nephew </em><em>learn </em><em>to read?
</em>
<em>Question 4: I do not </em><em>understand </em><em>the physics homework.
</em>
<em>Question 5: Students </em><em>eat</em><em> hamburgers in the cafeteria.
</em>
<em>Question 6: My husband and I </em><em>read </em><em>the Miami Herald.</em>
Answer:
no hablo español
Explanation:
Ich komme aus Deutschland, daher spreche ich Ihre Sprache nicht
<span>carisimo
rápidisimo
riquisimo
larguisimo
fácilisimo
jovensismo
famosisimo
anchisimo</span>
You could fill it in with a lot of different words depending on the region, but I would personally go with either quisquilloso or exigente. Both mean picky eaters in this situation.
"The boy... Gives the flowers to his friend".
What is the question asking?
