Which statement bestdescribes how the scientists can identify nonliving samples? A. The scientists should look for samples that have objects that look bigger when viewed under the microscope. B.The scientists should look for samples that do not have a nucleus or cell membrane when viewed under themicroscope. C. The scientists should look for samples that have carbon atomswhen viewed under the microscope. D. The scientists should look for samples that do not have a regular patternof shapes when viewed under the microscope.

me, te, le, nos, os, les

gabriel le compro una rosa a anita

gabriel bought a rose for anita

(the o on compro has an accent mark)

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cuando yo [1. era] joven, yo siempre [2. visitaba] a mis abuelos en la costa oeste de puerto rico. mis abuelos [3. vivian] en una pequena casa que [4. estaba] enfrente de una de las playas mas bonitas en la isla. cada vez que yo [5. llegaba] mis abuelos [6. hacian] lo mismo: [7. preparaban] una comida grande y me [8. preguntaban] como las cosas me [9. iban] en la escuela. yo [10. fui] a su casa por siete veranos consecutivos, hasta que ellos [11. decidieron] mudarse a otra parte de la isla porque les [12. tenian] miedo a las olas que a veces [13. eran] un poco grandes.

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ah, so ustedes and nosotros are my 'go-to' if i am using spanish mainly in the states? interesting, but still slightly confusing, haha."

it seems that you are a little confused about subject pronouns. yo=i, tú/usted=you, nosotros=we, ustedes=you(plural), ellos/ellas=they.

in the case of vosotros, it is an informal replacement for "ustedes" in spain. similar to using "you all" in english.

even though it is not generally used in conversation outside of spain, it is used many times in literature. i would suggest having at least some familiarity to that form, at least to recognize what it is.