Answer questions as indicated:

Question

¿Quién trabaja en el café? (el mesero)
¿Con quién habla él? (con su cliente)
¿Qué lee el cliente? (el menú)
¿Qué desea el cliente? (una hamburguesa y una cola)
¿Escribe la orden el mesero? (sí)
¿Qué come el cliente? (una hamburguesa) Y, ¿qué bebe? (una cola) ¿Qué paga el cliente? (la cuenta)

Answer 1

that almost looks like homework.

Almost?

Hey , yesero, you must have a problem with your eyesight.

tse tse tse...

Heidi I think he is just making a deliberate understatement lol hehehe - FELIZ77, Apr 1, 2011

Answer 2

¿Quién trabaja en el café? (el mesero) ¿Con quién habla él? (con su cliente) ¿Qué lee el cliente? (el menú) ¿Qué desea el cliente? (una hamburguesa y una cola) ¿Escribe la orden el mesero? (sí) ¿Qué come el cliente? (una hamburguesa) Y, ¿qué bebe? (una cola) ¿Qué paga el cliente? (la cuenta)

Sorry, Christy - April fools!

You really do have to do you own homework but I hope you enjoyed the fantasy of some fool doing your lessons for you.

I resent being call that! - 0074b507, Apr 1, 2011

I had not even noticed, Q. At least it's only for one day a year ha ha - 005faa61, Apr 1, 2011

Answer 3

In case you are just totally lost-here is an example:

¿Quién trabaja en el café? (el mesero)

El mesero trabaja en el café.

You just substitute what is within the parentheses for the interrogative pronoun.

For the yes/no question, just answer Sí, and rewrite the sentence using the proper verb conjugation (person).

Oh, I see. I guess I didn't see the point of the exercise at first. - pesta, Apr 1, 2011

Answer 4

Wow, that almost looks like homework.

Answer 5

However, Christy is doing homework on a Friday evening. We should cut her some slack for that.

We don't know when it is (was) due! Could have been Friday morning. -- just sayin'...:) - pesta, Apr 1, 2011

Answer 6

Are you asking to check your answers?

If so, it looks okay, except maybe for one:

¿qué bebe? (una cola)

If you look up cola you see most of its definitions are not what you wanted here. Maybe refresco is a better choice.

Your choice.

I doubt it. I think they are supposed to write out a complete answer substiutting the prompt for the correct words in the question. - 0074b507, Apr 1, 2011

Answer 7

I guess I should take off my shades