III. ¿Qué comemos?Carlos is trying to decide what kind of food to prepare for dinner, but his family members all have strong opinions. Read what he is saying and complete the paragraph with the appropriate form of the verbs in parentheses.
¡Qué decisión más difícil! A mi mamá 1.__________ ____________ (encantar) la comida vegetariana, pero a nosotros todavía 2._____ ____________________ (faltar) los ingredientes para la ensalada. A mi papá 3.__________ ________________ (fascinar) las comidas asiáticas, especialmente la comida china, pero a mis hermanas no. ¡A mí 4.__________ ___________________ (parecer) que no vamos a comer esta noche!Blank #1
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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_____ gehört. _____ gefallen. _____ gegangen.
Marco e Gemma vogliono che noi ________________ di pulire la macchina. (finire)
Completate con il congiuntivo presente. (Complete the sentence using the present subjunctive)
Si se quema tu casa, llamas al 911 y esta persona viene en un camión rojo. ________________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).