In this exercise, we are asked to read the following sentence: **(registrar)** “____ _______ los armarios una vez por mes”, and then we have to mark the subject, fill in the second blank space with the verb found in parentheses (making use of the passive voice) and add the pronoun **se** to the appropriate form of the verb in third person.

In this case, the subject of the sentence is **los armarios** because it receives the action. On the other hand, the appropriate form of the verb **registrar** (making use of the passive voice) is **registran** because **los armarios** is a **plural noun**, and when we add the pronoun **se** to the verb, the result is **se registran**.

**Se registran los armarios** una vez por mes.

In this exercise, we are asked to read the following sentence: **(querer)** “____ _______ igualdad entre todos los estudiantes”, and then we have to mark the subject, fill in the second blank space with the verb found in parentheses (making use of the passive voice) and add the pronoun **se** to the appropriate form of the verb in third person.

In this case, the subject of the sentence is **igualdad** because it receives the action. On the other hand, the appropriate form of the verb **querer** (making use of the passive voice) is **quiere** because **igualdad** is an **infinitive**, and when we add the pronoun **se** to the verb, the result is **se quiere**.

**Se quiere igualdad** entre todos los estudiantes.

In this exercise, we are asked to read the following sentence: **(poder)** “____ _______ votar en las elecciones”, and then we have to mark the subject, fill in the second blank space with the verb found in parentheses (making use of the passive voice) and add the pronoun **se** to the appropriate form of the verb in third person.

In this case, the subject of the sentence is **en las elecciones** because it receives the action. On the other hand, the appropriate form of the verb **poder** (making use of the passive voice) is **puede** because **votar** is a **verb written in infinitive**, and when we add the pronoun **se** to the verb, the result is **se puede**.

**Se puede** votar **en las elecciones**.

In this exercise, we are asked to read the following sentence: **(respetar)** “____ _______ la autoridad de los maestros”, and then we have to mark the subject, fill in the second blank space with the verb found in parentheses (making use of the passive voice) and add the pronoun **se** to the appropriate form of the verb in third person.

In this case, the subject of the sentence is **la autoridad de los maestros** because it receives the action. On the other hand, the appropriate form of the verb **respetar** (making use of the passive voice) is **respeta** because **la autoridad** is an **infinitive**, and when we add the pronoun **se** to the verb, the result is **se respeta**.

**Se respeta la autoridad de los maestros**.

In this exercise, we are asked to read the following sentence: **(deber)** “____ _______ seguir el código de vestimenta”, and then we have to mark the subject, fill in the second blank space with the verb found in parentheses (making use of the passive voice) and add the pronoun **se** to the appropriate form of the verb in third person.

In this case, the subject of the sentence is **el código de vestimenta** because it receives the action. On the other hand, the appropriate form of the verb **deber** (making use of the passive voice) is **debe** because **seguir** is a **verb written in infinitive**, and when we add the pronoun **se** to the verb, the result is **se debe**.

**Se debe** seguir **el código de vestimenta**.

In this exercise, we are asked to read the following sentence: **(aplicar)** “____ _______ las leyes en esta situación”, and then we have to mark the subject, fill in the second blank space with the verb found in parentheses (making use of the passive voice) and add the pronoun **se** to the appropriate form of the verb in third person.

In this case, the subject of the sentence is **las leyes** because it receives the action. On the other hand, the appropriate form of the verb **aplicar** (making use of the passive voice) is **aplican** because **las leyes** is a **plural noun**, and when we add the pronoun **se** to the verb, the result is **se aplican**.

**Se aplican las leyes** en esta situación.