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“A los estudiantes” is matched with “no les gusta el tráfico”, because the second part of the sentence corresponds to the number of the noun from the first part.

We are asked to match the beginning and end phrases of each sentence. In this particular case, the beginning of the sentence is ***A la gente…*** which we can simply translate as: “People…”.

In this occasion, the only viable end-phrase would be ***le gusta la naturaleza***, which means: “…like nature”.

The reason behind this is that the indirect pronoun ***le*** is the only valid alternative given that ***la gente*** is a singular noun. So we would match options 2 and B.

A la gente le gusta la naturaleza.

We are asked to match the beginning and end phrases of each sentence. In this particular case, the beginning of the sentence is ***A mí…*** which we can simply translate as: “I…”.

In this occasion, the only viable end-phrase would be ***me gusta pasar tiempo en el aire libre***, which means: “…like spending time in the open air”.

The reason behind this is that the indirect pronoun ***me*** is the only valid alternative given that ***I*** is a singular noun. So we would match options 3 and E.

A mí me gusta pasar tiempo en el aire libre.

We are asked to match the beginning and end phrases of each sentence. In this particular case, the beginning of the sentence is ***¿A ti…*** which we can simply translate as: “Do you…”.

In this occasion, the only viable end-phrase would be ***te gusta hacer trabajo voluntario?***, which means: “…like doing volunteer work?”.

The reason behind this is that the indirect pronoun ***te*** is the only valid alternative given that ***you*** is a singular noun. So we would match options 4 and C.

¿A ti te gusta hacer trabajo voluntario?

We are asked to match the beginning and end phrases of each sentence. In this particular case, the beginning of the sentence is ***A mis amigos y a mí…*** which we can simply translate as: “My friends and I…”.

In this occasion, the only viable end-phrase would be ***nos gusta colaborar***, which means: “…like to collaborate”.

The reason behind this is that the indirect pronoun ***nos*** is the only valid alternative given that ***My friends and I*** is a plural noun. So we would match options 5 and A.

A mis amigos y a mí nos gusta colaborar.