Will do , thank you !
Well I gtg, but I am happy to help you with Spanish. I take Spanish and I speak it. So if you ever need anymore help just let me know. ;P Bye
No worries, I am happy to help ;P
Wow lol nvm , it clearly says right there. Yes it would be sus, so sorry . Thank you
The words in purple mean words that mean people, while the words in yellow are about the objects.
Well "su" and "sus" do mean the same thing but "su" means only one person while "sus" could mean one or more than one person.
Actually, I do think it is about the object itself not the people , look at this. What do you think?
Do you have anything else? Or was that it?
No problem, just happy I could help ;P
oh okay that makes sense, i was thinking singular since there is only 1 object not the amount of people. Thats where I went wrong. thank you so much
"Su" is one person while "sus" Is more than one so it makes sense why it is for the word "theirs" so it should be plural.
I belive su is singular and sus is plural , they mean the same . im still thinking it is A
Sorry my mistake the one about the Einstine on is correct.
The one about the drums is correct. The one about the software is C because "sus" means "theirs"
Why is that ? Why would it be B , if you can explain so maybe ill understand why
The difference in those terms on the Einstine on is the word "descubrio" But the answer is B
After that just these last two, THANK YOU so much serisouly i rather double check my answers then not do so well.
Ok but it takes a while becasue it goes through moderation
Could you double check this one as well ? i feel confident but just to make sure
The New york one is translated well. So its correct
Yes they do lol but okay yes I agree as well . What are you thinking for the New York sentence ?
"Cerrados" isn't the correct one "cerradas" is because it's feminine, they love to rick you on tests with that. But always double check.
Yay! Great, from the cerro one, were u thinking maybe it was cerrados ? i was a bit confused on that one. Also , not sure if it showed up but there is also another one under going to New York
No problem I am just happy to help ;P
Both are correct.
The first is translated correctly. So is the second. The third is a bit tricky but it uses feminine words as in "ventanas" which us why it uses "cerradas" instead of "cerro".
Hope this helps ;P
Actually, I do think it is about the object itself not the people , look at this. What do you think?
Could you double check this one as well ? i feel confident but just to make sure
