Hay una tormenta. a) hace mal tiempo b) hace sol c) hace buen tiempo d) hace fresca

A)Hace Mal tiempo

Explanation:

“Tormenta” means storm in Spanish. So, we are looking for a description that describes bad weather (rainy, cloudy, thunderstorm, etc). “Hace Sol” means that is sunny, so that option is disqualified. “Hace buen tiempo” means that there is good weather which normally means is sunny or sunny with a little bit of clouds, so that option is disqualified. “Hace fresca” means that the weather is fresh (with a good amount of clouds and wind), so that option is also disqualified. Finally, we have “Hace mal tiempo” which means that there is bad weather. Storms are related to bad weather due to their dangerous nature. In conclusion, the correct answer is the letter "A".  

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