Answer:
It's C and D (The last two)
Explanation:
Because "has" and "he" are directed to a person, in this case "has" goes to someone you are talking to and "he" to yourself.
And yet "hay" or "había" does not go to someone in particular.
The answer is A because all the others are wrong. You are saying that Marcos was studying when I arrived at his house.
Pongo la ropa sucia (dirty) en _<em>la lavadora</em>__. B. Pongo los platos sucios(dirty) en _<em>el lavaplatos</em>_. C. Paso la aspiradora en _<em>la alfombra</em>_. D. Barro _<em>el suelo</em>_ con la escoba. E. Hay ropa y papeles por todas partes (everywhere). El cuarto está muy <em>desordenado</em>_. F. En el ba?o, me lavo las manos en _<em>el lavado</em>_. G. Uso _<em>el cortacésped</em>_ para cortar el césped. H. En la cocina, me lavo las manos en <em>el fregadero</em>. I. Tiro la basura en <em>el basudero</em>_. J. El cortacésped está en _<em>en el garaje/ cochera</em>.
Answer: 1. Why doesn't the terrified kid want to go to Cadaqués?
Explanation:
