We are just learning about travel and I'm not sure if I answered these correctly-especially the second question
Cuando vas a otro país necesitas pasar por la ? Would answer be la advana (customs)
Tienes que_______el cinturón de seguridad mientras estás en el vuelo. Would it be te abrochas or just abrochas
Or would you fasten be abrocharte?
I'm confused about that one
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Cuando vas a otro país necesitas pasar por la ? Would answer be la advana (customs) ------aduana-------
Tienes que_______el cinturón de seguridad mientras estás en el vuelo. Would it be te abrochas or just abrochas --------abrocharte---------
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Check the spelling of "aduana" because it's a "u" and not a "v" but that answer is correct.
Memorize this: every time you see a form of tener + que, it will be followed by an infinitive. Yes, this one is reflexive = Tienes que abrocharte
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For the first question, "Cuando vas a otro país necesitas pasar por la?", the correct answer would be "la aduana" (customs).
To figure out the correct answer, you can break down the question and key words. "Cuando vas a otro país" means "When you go to another country," and "necesitas pasar por" means "you need to go through." Putting these together, we can determine that the question is asking about something you need to go through when traveling to another country. In this context, "la aduana" (customs) is the correct answer.
For the second question, "Tienes que _____ el cinturón de seguridad mientras estás en el vuelo?", the correct answer would be "te abrochas" (you buckle yourself up).
To determine the correct answer, you can consider the context. The question is asking what you have to do with the seatbelt while you are on the flight. "Abrochas" means "you buckle," but the question specifies "te" before "abrochas," which means it is reflexive and refers to yourself. Therefore, "te abrochas" (you buckle yourself up) is the correct answer.