PLEASE HELP I'LL GIVE BRAINLIEST!! What patterns do you see in the conjugations (particularly the tú, nosotros, vosotros, ellos/ellas/ustedes forms) of the present, preterite, and imperfect?

Each class of verbs uses a different conjugation pattern, and changes based on who the subject of the sentence is. So when learning Spanish word conjugation, you’ll have to learn how each one changes in each tense.

Explanation:

I: yo

You: tú (informal)

You: usted (formal)

He: él

She: ella

We: nosotros (all men, or men and women); nosotras (all women)

You (plural, informal): vosotros (male); vosotras (female)

You (plural, formal): ustedes

Them: ellos (male); ellas (female)

each either is formal or informal..and has ownership (women, they, them, we,  men, etc) .

answer

the answer is actually c.pero . meaning i dont want to talk to the employee but the director