Answer:
Michael is studying Spanish by himself and although it’s his second year, he still struggles with grammar.
He decides it’s time to fully immerse himself in the language, so he travels to Madrid. There he meets Maite, a beautiful Spanish girl who works in the cafeteria below his place.
He sees her every day, but hasn’t practiced Spanish conversation, so he forges a plan to accidentally run into her.
One night after Maite finishes work, Michael runs up to her, quickly trying to put into words what he’s thinking, and manages to say:
“¡Hola! Soy un hombre pobre que…”
Maite does not let him finish. She takes out a coin from her pocket, gives it to him without a word, and leaves.
Michael is utterly confused. He wanted to get her attention, yet has ended up with a coin in his hand. But why? Well, if you want to know what’s happened, you need to keep reading. It’s all about Spanish sentence structure!
HOPE THIS HELPS :D
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
Las
because when you say "las", you are saying that Mercedes y tu compraron faldas (you and Mercedes bought skirts
CORRECT ANSWERS
1. Yo tengo que ir a correr hoy.
2.leave as is
3. leave as is
4. Mi madre está en el supermercado.
5. Yo soy una persona sana, pero hoy estoy enfermo.
