Someone help me answer these, I’m not good at Spanish

Carla: Gabriela, tú te vistes muy elegante siempre. ¿Dónde compras tu ropa?

En español, "tú" y "usted" son pronombres que se utilizan para dirigirse a la segunda persona del singular "tú". La distinción entre ellos radica en su formalidad:

- "Tú" es un pronombre informal que se utiliza cuando se dirige a alguien conocido o de igual o menor edad.

- "Usted" es un pronombre formal que se utiliza cuando se dirige a alguien con respeto, como personas mayores, extraños, figuras de autoridad o en entornos profesionales.

La elección entre "tú" y "usted" depende del nivel de familiaridad y formalidad de la relación o situación. Es fundamental utilizar el pronombre adecuado para mostrar respeto y transmitir el tono adecuado en la comunicación.

Answer:

The verb that's spelled correctly in the preterit tense is:

Explanation:

In Spanish, two types of past tense can be found: Simple Preterite and Imperfect Preterite, since the Simple Preterite is the most used and applicable for the exercise, we will focus on it. The conjugation of the verb "subir" in Simple Preterite is shown below:

As you can see, "subieron" is an applicable conjugation for the second person in the personal pronoun "ellos," as well as it can be identified that the other options provided do not apply within any personal pronoun, in fact, "subaron" does not exist and "subo" is not found in the Past but in Present.

Which is NOT one of the components that make up flamenco?  

el cante

la comida

el baile

la música

Answer:

habremos llegado

Explanation:

Para las ocho, nosotros habremos llegado al Departamento Chocó.

Translation :

By eight o'clock, we will have arrived at the Chocó Department.

The verb "to arrive" is conjugated in time: "perfect future" (from Spanish) because it speaks of a possible future and belongs to the 1st person of the plural: "we" .

In Spanish, the perfect future is used, on the one hand, to express an action completed in the future and prior to an action also future (example: Next week I will have already started my Japanese course); and, on the other, to express probability, doubt or hypothesis in a recent past (Example: Simon has not come to work. He will have become ill).

An Indirect Object is the person, animal or thing that receives the action of a verb, that is, the recipient of the direct object. On the other hand, an Indirect Object Pronoun is a person that receives the action of a verb indirectly. Its purpose is to tell you to whom or for whom something is done. We can see the different forms of indirect objects in Spanish in the Table below.

So:

Juan me compra helado

As you can see form the Table bellow, me is the indirect object pronoun for the first person singular. So the action to buy an ice cream is being carried out for me, that is, mí is the indirect object pronoun

In this problem, we need to do some changes, so the sentence becomes:

A mí y a mis hermanas nos gusta la pizza

As you can see form the Table bellow, nos is the indirect object pronoun for the first person plural. So the action to like pizza is being carried out for us, that is, yo y mis hermanas is the indirect object pronoun.

In this problem, we also need to do some changes, so the sentence becomes:

Al hombre le gustan papas fritas

As you can see form the Table bellow, le is the indirect object pronoun for the third person singular. So the action to like French fries is being carried out for el hombre, that is, el hombre is the indirect object pronoun.

Ella le da flores

le also used here. So the action to give flowers is being carried out for Juan, that is, Juan is the indirect object pronoun.

La maestra les da un examen.

les is the indirect object pronoun that matches the pronoun ustedes (you plural). So the action to give an exam is being carried out for ustedes, that is, ustedes is the indirect object pronoun.

A Ana y Sara les gusta el libro.

les also matches the third person plural. So the action to like a book is being carried out for them (Ana and Sara), that is, Ana y Sara is the indirect object pronoun. On the other hand, gusta is the conjugation of the verb gustar that also matches the third-person plural.

A mí me aburren las clases de matemáticas.

I am boring in Math classes, so the action is being carried out for me,  mí is the indirect object pronoun. On the other hand, aburren is the conjugation of the verb aburrir that matches this indirect object pronoun.

Answer:

1) depósito

Explanation:

To understand which is the right option here is a translation of the sentence and the options:

Sentence: "You put gasoline in the gas ____."

Answer:

Juan fue al teatro ayer.

Explanation:

Al means " to the" in masculine  form. Al is a contraction of A el, both of them are correct to express this sentence.

So if you are wondering what the sentece means it would be:

Juan went to the theater yesterday.

Answer:

- Estoy buscando.

Explanation:

In this task you have to complete the blank with the appropriate tense of the verb. In this case you have to use the present progressive tense. So the correct option here would be "estoy buscando".

The present progressive tense is formed with subject + verb "estar" + verb "-ando, -iendo". In this case the subject is the first person "yo" so the sentence must be completed as in the following example:

- Yo estoy buscando la maleta perdida.

Answer:

Explanation: