Estoy seguro de cuando manuel (pedir) el teléfono prestado es para hablar con su amigo.

The correct answer is: "pide".

Explanation:

The sentence is ensuring that WHEN Manuel borrows ("pide prestado") the telephone, he actually talks to his friend.

Now, the sentence is referring to the actual present, so the correct form for the verb to conjugate it is present indicative. And as someone is talking about Manuel as a third person singular, then the correct way to conjugate the verb is: "pide".  Note that the verb in English is simple (to borrow) while in Spanish is compose by two verbs: "pide prestado". Either way, in Spanish the verb conjugated is the first one ("pedir"), and the other stays in the participle ("prestado").

toilet paper: papel higienico

polar bear: oso polar

elephant: elefante

the only thing that makes sense that you couldn't find in a porta-potty, that should be there, would be toilet paper.

hope this

answer is a: las

explanation:

the reason for this answer is becouse it's a plural frase which talks more then one thing