For each place given, choose a logical verb and use impersonal se to say what one does in each place. la oficina de turismo (ver / buscar)

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Explanation:

The correct answer is: "En la oficina de turismo SE BUSCAN excursiones" (Tours are sought at the tourism office").

Explanation:

In Spanish in order to express what something is done regularly but not for a specific person, you have to use the impersonal pronoun "SE" and then the verb in present indicative for the third person plural. To get to the latter, you must use an "-an" termination after the root of the verb; in this case, the root of "buscar" (to search) is "busc", so with termination "-an", the correct conjugation is: "BUSCAN".

So, as "se buscan" means in English that somethings are sought, then in order to say something logical in the sentence, we have to find out the best direct object, that is, the thing in which the verb applies directly (which answers the question: what?).  Now, the reason why people go to tourism offices is to search for tours, therefore, the direct object of the sentence is "excursiones" ("tours") as it is the logical thing that people would go to a tourism office.

Lastly, I added the adverb of place "EN" (at) because it is the one that completes the meaning of the sentence by adding the information of place where the event happens.