Question

CARLOS Hola. ¿Cómo te (1) You answered (blank) tú? ELENA Me (2) llamo You answered Elena, ¿y tú? CARLOS Me llamo Carlos. Soy de Puerto Rico ¿De dónde (3) eres You answered tú? ELENA Soy de (4) España You answered . ¿Cuántos estudiantes (5) Soy You answered de Puerto Rico? CARLOS Hay (6) You answered (blank) . ELENA Mi (My) profesora de arte es (7) de You answered Puerto Rico. CARLOS ¿Sí? ¿(8) You answered (blank) es? ELENA Es la (9) You answered (blank) Ruiz. Bueno, nos vemos. Tengo (I have) otra clase. CARLOS (10) Hasta You answered la vista.

Answer 1

CARLOS Hello. How do you (1) You answered (blank) you? ELENA I (2) call You answered Elena, and you? CARLOS My name is Carlos. I'm from Puerto Rico. Where (3) are you answered from? ELENA I am from (4) Spain You answered. How many students (5) am I answered from Puerto Rico? CARLOS Hay (6) You answered (blank). ELENA Mi (My) art teacher is (7) from You answered Puerto Rico. CARLOS Yes? (8) You answered (blank) is it? ELENA It's the (9) You answered (blank) Ruiz. Good see you later. I have (I have) another class. CARLOS (10) Until You answered the view.

Answer 2

Clarification:

I found the instructions of the exercise online: ''complete the conversation with the appropiate item from the word bank: cinco-hasta-quién-de-hay-señor-eres-llamas-señorita-España-llamo-soy''.

Answer:

CARLOS: Hola. ¿Cómo te (1) llamas tú?

ELENA: Me (2) llamo Elena, ¿y tú?

CARLOS: Me llamo Carlos. Soy de Puerto Rico ¿De dónde (3) eres tú?

ELENA: Soy de (4) España. ¿Cuántos estudiantes (5) hay de Puerto Rico

CARLOS: Hay (6) cinco.

ELENA: Mi profesora de arte es (7) de Puerto Rico.

CARLOS ¿Sí? ¿(8) Quién es?

ELENA: Es la (9) señorita Ruiz. Bueno, nos vemos. Tengo otra clase.

CARLOS: (10) Hasta la vista.

Step-by-step explanation:

In this exercise, you have to complete the sentences in the conversation with the words given. It is important to see which word fits best in each part of the conversation. There are left over words: this means you do not have to use them all.

This is part of the vocabulary related to having a conversation in Spanish.