Answer:
1. Se come
2. Se venden
3. Se sirven
4. Se necesita
5. Se busca
6. Se te cayeron
7. Se les perdió
8. Se le quedó
9. Se nos olvidó
10. Se dejaron
Explanation:
The impersonal sentences that are formed with the pronoun are called impersonal reflexes. They are always constructed with a verb in the third person singular:
* with the verb "estar"
Example: Luego se estará más tranquilo.
* with intransitive verbs (without direct complement);
Example:
Se dice que es mejor quedarse en el hotel
* with transitive verbs.
Transitive verbs are accompanied by a nominal element, the direct complement, which indicates person or thing. The impersonal sentences that are formed with a transitive verb always have as a direct complement a person preceded by the preposition "a".
Whether the direct complement is singular or plural, the verb must always be con-jugated in the third person singular.
Example:
Se entrevistó a un empleado de aquella oficina.
If the direct complement is a thing, then it is not an impersonal sentence, but a reflexive passive sentence, where the subject of the sentence, the patient subject, is the nominal element that accompanies the verb and always has to agree with its in number.
Example:
Se vende la casa de los abuelos de María.
I don’t know if they gave you specific words to put there but I can make up the sentences with words.
1. Mi mamá es tan inteligente como una científica.
2. Ella es una niña.
3. El es un niño.
4. Mi mamá es tan hermosa como una flor.
5. Ella es hermosa.
6. Mi papá es tan guapo como un modelo.
7. El es un amigo.
8. Yo soy tan feliz como un payaso.
9. Yo soy una persona alegre.
