Sure, let's carefully read and match each sentence to the correct word or words to complete the sentence.
1. Yo no como con las manos; como con ______.
- This sentence means "I don't eat with my hands; I eat with ______." The correct word to complete this sentence is "los dedos" (the fingers).
Therefore:
- Match: A
- Term: los dedos
- Definition: Yo no como con las manos; como con
2. Tiene ______ tengo ojos y nariz.
- This question translates to "It has ______ I have eyes and a nose." The correct word to fit this sentence is "la cara" (the face).
Therefore:
- Match: B
- Term: la cara
- Definition: Tiene____ tengo ojos y nariz.
3. Toco música en el piano con ______.
- The translation for this sentence is "I play music on the piano with ______." The correct term to complete this sentence is "la boca" (the mouth).
Therefore:
- Match: C
- Term: la boca
- Definition: Toco música en el piano con
Let's compile our matches:
[tex]\[
\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|}
\hline Match & Term & Definition \\
\hline \hline A & los dedos & Yo no como con las manos; como con \\
\hline \hline B & la cara & Tiene____ tengo ojos y nariz. \\
\hline \hline C & la boca & Toco música en el piano con \\
\hline \hline
\end{tabular}
\][/tex]
In conclusion:
1. "Yo no como con las manos; como con" matches with "A) los dedos".
2. "Tiene__ tengo ojos y nariz." matches with "B) la cara".
3. "Toco música en el piano con" matches with "C) la boca".
