How are algebraic expressions rewritten in different equivalent forms by simplifying them?

Read the dialogue and choose the option with the correct adjectives missing in the blanks to complete the sentences. —hola, somos mi hermana encarnita y yo. sobrina claudia es alta y atrevida. —¿tienen ustedes sobrinos? —no, tenemos una nieta. nombre es marta y ella es muy bonita. a. nuestro; sus b. nuestra; sus c. nuestro; su d. nuestra; su

Which one of the following is the correct rhyme to keep in mind when using the spanish counterparts to this, that, those and these? a: “that” and “those” both have s’s, “this” and “these” don’t b: “that” and “those” both have t’s, “this” and “these” don’t c: “this” and “these” both have s’s, “that” and “those” don’t d: “this” and “these” both have t’s, “that” and “those” don’t

#freesamandcolby how do you say this in spanish? ?