Answer is B
because the word “hayan “ is a past tense so therefore because antonio is talking about the past which is B
Answer:
1. à.
2. à.
3. au.
4. dans.
5. à.
Explanation:
In this exerise you have to complete the blanks according to the correct preposition of place.
For example:
Planeo estudiar (1) en la Universidad de Senegal, (2) en Dakar. La universidad está (3) en el centro. También planeo vivir (4) en la casa de mi hermana. Dakar está lejos (muy lejos) de mi pueblo. Esta es una gran ciudad. Me gusta estudiar (5) en la biblioteca para prepararme para mis exámenes.
In French would be something like this:
J'ai l'intention d'étudier (1) à l'Université du Sénégal, (2) à Dakar. L'université est (3) au centre. J'ai également l'intention de vivre (4) dans la maison de ma sœur. Dakar est loin (très loin) de ma ville. Ceci est une grande ville. J'aime étudier (5) à la bibliothèque pour préparer mes examens.
In English:
I'm planning to study (1) at the University of Senegal, (2) in Dakar. The university is (3) in the center. I'm also planning to live (4) in my sister's house. Dakar is far (far away) from my town. This is a great city. I like to study (5) in the library to prepare for my exams.
•ANABELA is my mom/mama
•MARCOS is my dad/papa
•FELIPE, FRANCISCO and LUCILA are my cousins/primos
•FERNANDO and DIEGO are my uncles/Tios
•FLORENCIA is my sister/hermana
•NOELIA is my Aunt/Tia
•LUCAS is my Brother/Hermano
•NORMA is my Grandma/Abuela
•LUIS is my Grandpa/Abuelo
Hope this helped you! Have a nice day or night what ever time you are reading this!!
Answer:
Estoy comiéndo la manzana
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