Asked by HaydenReturned
Chose the best option to fill in the blanks using the drop down options.
6.
Inglés y Español en Miami, Florida.
responses 1:Hay que, A menudo
repsonses 2:decir, hablar
6.
Inglés y Español en Miami, Florida.
responses 1:Hay que, A menudo
repsonses 2:decir, hablar
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GPT-4o mini
To fill in the blanks appropriately, the best option would be:
**6. A menudo hay que hablar Inglés y Español en Miami, Florida.**
- "A menudo" means "often," which fits well in the context.
- "Hay que" translates to "one must," indicating necessity.
- "Hablar" means "to speak," which is preferable in this usage compared to "decir," which means "to say" and would not fit the context as well.
So the complete sentence would be: "A menudo hay que hablar Inglés y Español en Miami, Florida."
**6. A menudo hay que hablar Inglés y Español en Miami, Florida.**
- "A menudo" means "often," which fits well in the context.
- "Hay que" translates to "one must," indicating necessity.
- "Hablar" means "to speak," which is preferable in this usage compared to "decir," which means "to say" and would not fit the context as well.
So the complete sentence would be: "A menudo hay que hablar Inglés y Español en Miami, Florida."
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