El señor díaz addressing him: talking about him: question 2 with 2 blanks jimena y marissa addressing them: talking about them: question 3 with 2 blanks maru y miguel addressing them: talking about them: question 4 with 2 blanks la profesora addressing her: talking about her: question 5 with 2 blanks un estudiante addressing him: talking about him: question 6 with 2 blanks el director de una escuela addressing him: talking about him: question 7 with 2 blanks tres chicas addressing them: talking about them: question 8 with 2 blanks un pasajero de autobús addressing him: talking about him: question 9 with 2 blanks juan carlos y felipe addressing them: talking about them: question 10 with 2 blanks una turista addressing her: talking about her:

In this exercise, we need to choose the correct subject pronoun when addressing to someone and when talking about someone. So this is the explanation:

El Señor Díaz

Señor means Mr. so we address him in a formal way using the formal you, which is usted.

To talk about a man we use the third person singular in masculine form, which is él.

Jimena y Marissa

It matches vosotras (informal) or ustedes (formal). This is so in Spanish, but in Latin America is more often the use of ustedes both in formal and informal way.

It matches the third person plural in feminine form.

Maru y Miguel

Just as explained in Q3 but in masculine form.

Just as explained in Q3 but in masculine form.

La profesora

Un estudiante

El director de una escuela

Tres chicas

Un pasajero de autobús

Juan Carlos y Felipe

Una turista

2. tengo

3. las

4. everything is different but the most is

the higher education choices or the reading and writing rates

why is carlos and sofia afraid to travel with the musicians they meet on the road?