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¿Con quién vive?

¿Con quién vive?(
kohn
 
kyehn
 
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A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. Who does he live with?
¿Con quién vive? - Vive con sus padres y hermanos.Who does he live with? - He lives with his parents and siblings.
b. Who does she live with?
Alondra vive en una casota. - ¿Vive sola? O, ¿con quién vive?Alondra lives in a very big house. - Does she live by herself? Or who does she live with?
c. Who is he living with?
Marco ya no vive conmigo. - ¿Ahora con quién vive?Marco doesn't live with me anymore. - Who is he living with now?
d. Who is she living with?
Fer ya no aguanta a su nuevo compañero de cuarto. - ¿Por? ¿Con quién vive?Fer can't stand her new roommate. - Why? Who is she living with?
2.
A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., usted).
(formal)
(second person singular)
a. Who do you live with?
¿Con quién vive, señor? - Con mi hija Elisa. Ella cuida de mí.Who do you live with, sir? - With my daughter Elisa. She takes care of me.
b. Who are you living with?
¿Con quién vive? - Con Francisco. - ¿Es agradable?Who are you living with? - With Francisco. - Is he nice?
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