Question

—¿Le doy la comida al bebé? —No, no le _____ la comida todavía.
A. doy

B. das

C. da

D. des

Answer 1

What do you think?

Answer 2

a?

Answer 3

It's not A.

This is a conversation between two people.

Person 1 : "¿Le doy la comida al bebé?"
Person 2: "No, no le _____ la comida todavía."

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We have to know how to tell someone NOT to do something, in Spanish.
And we can do this, in three easy steps.

Step 1: Take the (Él/Ella/Usted) form of whatever verb you're using.

Step 2: Change the last letter. If the last letter is an A, change it to an E.
If the last letter is an E, change it to an A.

Step 3: Add an S onto the end of the word.

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For example,
I want to say "Don't talk,"
in Spanish.

"Hablar" means "to talk."

Step 1:
The (Él/Ella/Usted) form of "hablar" is HABLA.

Step 2:
Since the last letter of HABLA is an A,
I need to change it to an E.
Now I have HABLE.

Step 3:
Add an S onto the end.
Now I have HABLES.

"No hables."
That means "Don't talk."

Does that make sense?