ANSWER : A los huéspedes en los balnearios les agradan las criadas y dejan una propina cuando ellos salen del hotel.
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Answer:
The correct answer is: les agradan.
Explanation:
The direct translation of the sentence would be: Spa guests like the maids and tip them when leaving the hotel. Which in English is in the indicative case, but in Spanish when saying that somebody like someone, it has to be expressed in the accusative case, therefore, in this exercise, sentence starts with the Spanish preposition "a", which indicates the accusative case.
Also, the verb has to go with an atonic personal pronoun (les, le, me, te), which only considers number and person but no gender and that have the function of the indirect object, which designates the receiver of the action, in this case the spa guests, for the sentence is referring to the spa guests likes, and they are not referring to a direct object (the maids, for instance) so it would be incorrect to use a personal pronoun like "las, la, lo, los". Thus, the correct pronoun has to be "les" because is the one that applies to the third person and plural, like "spa guests" indicates.
Finally, the verb has to be conjugated in the present simple, considering the number, person and gender of the noun (spa guests), that in this case would be plural, masculine and third person, respectively, which in Spanish is: "agradan".
For those reasons the correct answer that is: les agradan.
