PART 3

discutir- to argue enfermarse- to get sick enojarse- to get angry ponerse (avergonzado) - to get embarrased portarse- to behave? quejarse- to complain recordar- to remember reírse- to laugh

Ok so heres what I think the paragraph is supposed to mean.

When Julia doesnt answer well, he laughs because hes nervous. When I dont (remember?) the correct response I (get embarassed?).
When we dont turn in our homework on time the professors (get angry?)
When there is an exam all the students (complain?) because they didnt get enough sleep. All of them (laugh) because they say they have a lot of work to do.
Generally, college students are responsible and (behave?) well in class.
The teachers dont like (arguing?) with students about the grades they give them.

PART 13

ok so for 13... a relative has died and in his will hes left various people stuff. the questions are asking "to whom did he leave his furniture/car/truck/new camera/etc." So the assignment is to replace the thing thats being given with the pronoun that corresponds to it.

So for the first one it asks "To whom does he leave his furniture?" The answer is "he left it to ana and ernesto." because its trying to teach you not to be redundant.

So break it down.
A quién le dejó sus muebles? to whom he leaves his furniture?
(AKA To whom does he leave his furniture?)

Le is the indirect object pronoun and is the dead guy. muebles is masculine and is replaced by los as its pronoun. and must always come before the verb acting on it. dejó is the verb ana and ernesto are the recipients of the gift.

Therefore,
Le los dejó a ana y ernesto. should be your answer.

BUT if "le or les" come before "Lo, la, los, las" then the "le or les" becomes "se" (dunno why it just says so on the internet"

So the answer is:
Se los dejó a Ana y Ernesto.
He it left to ana and ernesto (literal