The third option.. Quieren
Since he is playING basketball, you would drop the ar and add ando to jugar. The word would be jugando. The new Spanish sentence would be Enrique está jugando el baloncesto con sus amigos. Hope this helps! ;)
<h3>Change the form or the verb from the informal to the formal.</h3><h3>Come la comida tradicional en un nuevo país.</h3>
Answer: Coma la comida tradicional en un nuevo país.
Eat traditional food in a new country.
Explanation: the subject in this sentence is "tú", who is the informal second-person in the singular. To change it to a formal way, we have to conjugate it as if it were a third-person. Usted coma.
In Spanish, it is used the imperative form to tell someone to do something affirmatively in an informal or formal context.
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<em>Spymore </em></h3>
1. B
2. b
3. b
4. b
5. b
6. b
7. A (están)
8. a
9. está
10. A
