The best expression to ask "which one" is:
¿Cuál?
This phrase is directly used to inquire about a specific option among a set of choices.
Choose the best expresssion to ask which one.
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Responses
¿Verdad?
¿Verdad?
¿Te gusta?
¿Te gusta?
¿Cuál?
¿Cuál?
¡Qué asco!
¡Qué asco!
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What is indicated by "siempre”?
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Responses
later
later
never
never
almost
almost
always
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Responses
later
later
never
never
almost
almost
always
The word "siempre" indicates:
always.
It means something that happens at all times or on all occasions.
Which are common sandwich ingredients?
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Responses
galleta, huevos, plátano
galleta, huevos, plátano
queso, jamón, pan
queso, jamón, pan
perrito caliente, fresas
perrito caliente, fresas
naranja, papas fritas
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Responses
galleta, huevos, plátano
galleta, huevos, plátano
queso, jamón, pan
queso, jamón, pan
perrito caliente, fresas
perrito caliente, fresas
naranja, papas fritas
Common sandwich ingredients are:
queso, jamón, pan
This translates to cheese, ham, and bread, which are typical components of many sandwiches.
How often do people generally have breakfast?
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Responses
los lunes
los lunes
sábados y domingos
sábados y domingos
nunca
nunca
todos los días
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Responses
los lunes
los lunes
sábados y domingos
sábados y domingos
nunca
nunca
todos los días
People generally have breakfast:
todos los días
This means "every day," indicating that breakfast is typically eaten daily.
Which is a polite way to say you dislike something?
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Responses
¡No me encanta!
¡No me encanta!
¡Qué asco!
¡Qué asco!
No me gusta.
No me gusta.
Me gusta.
Me gusta.
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Responses
¡No me encanta!
¡No me encanta!
¡Qué asco!
¡Qué asco!
No me gusta.
No me gusta.
Me gusta.
Me gusta.
A polite way to say you dislike something is:
No me gusta.
This phrase translates to "I do not like it," and is a straightforward and polite way to express your dislike.
Which conjugated verb always refers to only one person?
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Responses
como
como
comen
comen
comemos
comemos
coméis
coméis
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Responses
como
como
comen
comen
comemos
comemos
coméis
coméis
The conjugated verb that always refers to only one person is:
como.
This is the first person singular form of the verb "comer" (to eat) in the present tense, meaning "I eat."