Worth 60 pts. Help please. 1. Using the picture of Roberto y Graciela and the list of their features below, write 10 sentences in Spanish telling us what they look like, what their personalities are like, and where they are from. After you finish writing, record the sentences.

1. Roberto has short, curly hair.
2. Graciela has red, straight hair.
3. Roberto is thinner than his brother.
4. Graciela is the thinnest in her family.
5. Roberto is the tallest of his friends.
6. Graciela is shorter than Roberto.
7. Roberto is nice and sociable.
8. Graciela is nice but shy.
9. Roberto is from Chicago.
10. Graciela is from Ecuador.

1. Roberto es de América del Norte.

2. Graciela es de América del Sur.

3. Roberto es alto.

4. Roberto es flaco.

5.  Graciela es flaca.

6. Roberto tiene varios amigos.

7. Graciela es introvertida.

8. Roberto es extrovertido.

9. Graciela usa carteras grandes.

10. Roberto usa mochilas.

Explanation:

To complete this exercise, you have to look at the picture and the list of features given and then write sentences in Spanish about the two characters that are described, Roberto and Graciela.

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Explanation:

1. Roberto es de América del Norte.

2. Graciela es de América del Sur.

3. Roberto es alto.

4. Roberto es flaco.

5.  Graciela es flaca.

6. Roberto tiene varios amigos.

7. Graciela es introvertida.

8. Roberto es extrovertido.

9. Graciela usa carteras grandes.

10. Roberto usa mochilas.

Explanation:

To complete this exercise, you have to look at the picture and the list of features given and then write sentences in Spanish about the two characters that are described, Roberto and Graciela.

The picture shows Roberto and Graciela talking in the street.

Most of the words used are adjectives and they have to agree with the noun they describe in gender and in number. For example, sentences 4 and 5 have the same adjective but sentence 4 is about Roberto so the adjective ends with an o, "flaco", and sentence 5 is about Graciela so the adjective ends with an a, "flaca".