Answer:
Explanation:
yo- estoy – I am.
tú- estás – you are.
él/ella/usted- está – he/she/you (formal) are.
nosotros/as- estamos – we are.
vosotros/as -estáis – you (plural) are.
ustedes/ellos/ellas- están – you (plural) are.
Because in the spanish language it's necessary to be able to reference back to what you're talking about. So when you're saying Es rojas, the listener knows that you're talking about multiple if a feminine object
I believe it’s tener hambre, tener prisa, and tener cuidado.
