Camila ? hola, ricardo! ? cómo (1) ? ricardo bien, gracias. ? qué guapa (2) hoy! camila gracias. (3) muy amable. oye, ? qué (4) haciendo? ? (5) ocupado? ricardo no, sólo (6) escribiendo un mensaje electrónico a mi amigo daniel. camila ? de dónde (7) él? ricardo daniel (8) de ponce, pero ahora él y su familia (9) de vacaciones en miami. camila ? cómo (10) daniel? ricardo (11) moreno y un poco bajo. también (12) muy listo. ? lo quieres conocer?

1. Estás

2. Estás

3. Eres

4. Estás

5. Estás

6. Estoy

7. Es

8. Es

9. Están

10. Es

11. Es

12. Es

Explanation:

The exercise aims for you to practice spanish conjugation of the verb ser and estar. Here is the translation of the complete conversation:

Camila Hi, Ricardo! How (1) are you?

Ricardo Well, thanks. hey ... how beautiful (2)you are today!

Camila Thank you. (3)You are very kind. Hey, what (4)are you doing? (5)Are you busy?

Ricardo No, (6) I am just  writing an email to my friend Daniel.

Camila where (7) is he from ?

Ricardo Daniel (8) is from Ponce, but now he and his family (9)are on vacation in Miami.

Camila and ... How (10) is Daniel?

Ricardo (11) He is dark skin and a little short. also (12) he is very smart. Do you want to meet him?

Remember that the verb to be is in spanish the verb ser/estar

Here is the indicative conjugation of both verbs in present:

SER

yo soy

tú eres

él/ella/Ud. es

nosotros somos

vosotros sois

ellos/ellas/Uds. son

ESTAR

yo estoy

tú estás

él/ella/Ud. está

nosotros estamos

vosotros estáis

ellos/ellas/Uds. están

the former currency of el salvador who honored an american sailor was:

answer: christopher columbus

the 200 (doscientos colones) was the currency that showed a picture of christopher columbus in front of the bill with a ship - this currency ran from 1892-2001, it was then replaced with the u.s. dollar.

i hope this .

smh i have no idea tbh