For this case we can translate the sentence given as:
With what did they cut your hair?
We know that when people go to the hairdresser, they cut their hair with scissors.
Thus, the appropriate answer would be given by:
"With a scissor"
What translated into Spanish would be:
"Con una tijera".
Answer:
¿Con qué te cortaron el pelo?
Con una tijera.
There are different verbs that fit into that sentence, you can fit 'corras' (run) 'andes' (walk) ... I think th best on is corras
Pablo, no corras por el parque, por favor.
Pablo, do not run in the park, please.
1. I found out what the capital of Ecuador was.
2. I knew what the capital of Ecuador was.
3. I knew (had been to) the capital of Ecuador.
4. I’ve gone to (met) the capital of Ecuador.
Hope this helps :)
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