Which of the following pairs are true cognates?

ropa – rope

copa – cup

fábrica – fabric

teléfono – telephone

The correct option from the given choices is "teléfono Telephone", because it is the only one of these choices that true cognate here and actually matches its spanish counterpart. Ropa means "clothing", copa means "glass", fábrica means "factory, and teléfono means "telephone".

A cognate is a word that is connected in cause to another word that has a comparative importance in another dialect.

The cause of words, historical underpinnings, can be lessened to a bunch of antiquated dialects from which developed the cutting edge dialects, with its own particular syntactic standards. English and Spanish, albeit altogether different, they additionally share their foundations some place previously, and these roots are reflected in various normal words in the two languages, which are called TRUE COGNATES.

hola

by the way

i need characters so im'a right things

is it enough now?

and now? and now?

and now. cool

corras is the only one that is informal but doesn't follow the suffix rule. correr is the verb. corre is the formal verb form. corra would be used as the formal is corre ended with an a.

your best bet would be corras, it's the only one that is informal but is still wrong