5- une las frases fill in the blanks with the most logical endings from the list, conjugating the verbs in the indicative or subjunctive as appropriate. january 25 11: 59 pm unlimited attempts remaining grade settings 172-175 grammar presentation tutorial abrir hasta las doce de la noche gustarle mucho no manejar en carretera ser cómoda y barata siempre decirnos la verdad tener muchos museos rolando tiene un auto que . todos buscamos amigos que . irene y josé viven en una ciudad que . ¿hay una farmacia que ?

1. Roland tiene un auto que: no maneja en carretera. 

This sentence says: Roland has a car that he doesn't drive on the highway. The verb "manejar" is conjugated in present indicative because it's a statement (there is no emotion or uncertainty that would turn it into subjunctive).

2. Todos buscamos amigos que: siempre nos digan la verdad.

This sentence says: Everyone is looking for friends who always tell us the truth. The verb "decir" is conjugated in subjunctive because we don't know for sure if these friends exist (to conjugate in the subjunctive, first conjugate the first person singular form in the present tense (yo digo), then subtract the ending (dig-) then add the appropriate ending for third person plural in subjunctive (digan)).

3. Irene y José viven en una ciudad que: es cómoda y barata.

The sentence says: Irene and José live in a cheap, comfortable city. The verb "ser" is conjugated in the present indicative because this is a true statement. You can also find the answer because the adjectives "cómoda" and "barata" correspond to the feminine noun "ciudad."

4. Hay una farmacia que: abra hasta las doce?

This sentence says: Is there a pharmacy that's open until 12? The verb "abrir" is conjugated in subjunctive because the speaker doesn't know if this pharmacy exists. To conjugate "abrir" in the subjunctive, first conjugate it in first person singular in the present tense (yo abro), then subtract the ending (abr-), then add the appropriate subjunctive ending for third person singular (abra). 

The correct answer is sabia not joven

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