Answer and explanation:
In Spanish, it is a GRAMMATICAL RULE that the SUBJECT of the sentence and the CONJUGATED VERB have to match with each other at least in number (singular/plural) if we don’t follow this rule our sentences will be considered as ungrammatical. To avoid it we need to focus our attention on how we compound the verb at the moment of conjugate it. At this respect we can answer our exercises as an example:
1. Me encontraré con Pablo en la tienda del centro a las 2 (SINGULAR)
2. Yo iré al cine esta noche (SINGULAR)
3. Ellos no compraron el mapa de la ciudad (PLURAL)
4. Gisela y yo jugamos al tenis los sábados (PLURAL)
5. El partido es a las nueve (SINGULAR)
6. ¿Ustedes juegan al futbol o al béisbol? (PLURAL)
7. Tú pasea un rato si quieres (SINGULAR)
8. ¿A qué hora nos veremos en el restaurante? (PLURAL)
9. ¿Tú crees que vamos a llegar tarde? (PLURAL)
10. Nosotras bailamos mucho los fines de semana (PLURAL).
Answer:
Ustedes ___ de San Salvador. means you ___ from san salvador. the word you can use for the blank is are. to have you are from san salvador.
Explanation:
hope this was helpful.
Answer:
las niñas están nerviosos
No longer makes the most sense
