For this exercise you should match the translation (on the right) to the sentence in Spanish (on the left).
The translation tells you who performs the action expressed in the impersonal form. Impersonal form is used to talk about people in general.

Sometimes you won’t be able to determine if one person or more people perform the action; in that case, the verb is conjugated according to the noun that stands behind it.

In Mexico they celebrate a lot of holidays.

F

For this exercise you should match the translation (on the right) to the sentence in Spanish (on the left).
The translation tells you who performs the action expressed in the impersonal form. Impersonal form is used to talk about people in general.

Sometimes you won’t be able to determine if one person or more people perform the action; in that case, the verb is conjugated according to the noun that stands behind it.

You can find a lot of animals in Costa Rica.

B

For this exercise you should match the translation (on the right) to the sentence in Spanish (on the left).
The translation tells you who performs the action expressed in the impersonal form. Impersonal form is used to talk about people in general.

Sometimes you won’t be able to determine if one person or more people perform the action; in that case, the verb is conjugated according to the noun that stands behind it.

They talk a lot about political problems in Colombia.

D

For this exercise you should match the translation (on the right) to the sentence in Spanish (on the left).
The translation tells you who performs the action expressed in the impersonal form. Impersonal form is used to talk about people in general.

Sometimes you won’t be able to determine if one person or more people perform the action; in that case, the verb is conjugated according to the noun that stands behind it.

They dance tango in Argentina.

A

For this exercise you should match the translation (on the right) to the sentence in Spanish (on the left).
The translation tells you who performs the action expressed in the impersonal form. Impersonal form is used to talk about people in general.

Sometimes you won’t be able to determine if one person or more people perform the action; in that case, the verb is conjugated according to the noun that stands behind it.

They sell a lot of indigenous crafts in America.

E