A)
How would you tell someone in México that you are going shopping at an open-air market?
(1 point)
Vas de compras en el centro comercial.
Vamos de compras al tianguis.
Voy de compras al tianguis.
Ir de compras al centro comercial.
Voy de compras al tianguis.
A)
How would you say that your brother is going to his job in Spanish?
(1 point)
Voy al trabajo.
Va al trabajo.
Va a el trabajo.
Vas al trabajo.
Va al trabajo.
The correct answer is "Vamos de compras al tianguis."
To answer this question correctly, you need to understand the cultural context of Mexico. In Mexico, open-air markets are commonly referred to as "tianguis." Therefore, the correct way to tell someone in Mexico that you are going shopping at an open-air market is to say "Vamos de compras al tianguis."
Option A, "Vas de compras en el centro comercial," is incorrect because it translates to "You go shopping at the mall." This statement does not convey the intention of going to an open-air market.
Option B, "Vamos de compras al tianguis," is the correct answer as it accurately conveys the message of going shopping at an open-air market.
Option C, "Voy de compras al tianguis," means "I am going shopping at the open-air market." This statement is grammatically correct and also conveys the intended meaning.
Option D, "Ir de compras al centro comercial," means "to go shopping at the mall." This response does not specifically mention open-air markets, which is the context of the question. Therefore, it is not the correct answer.