Choose the spanish equivalent to the command in parentheses (read) ese libro. a. leer b. leas c. leo d. lee

The correct answer is: D. Lee.

Explanation:

In Spanish when expressing commands you use the imperative mode. Then  option A. Leer which is conjugated in the infinite mode, is not correct. Either is correct option B. Leas  because is conjugated in the present subjunctive for the second person singular. Nor option C. Leo since is conjugated in the present simple the first person singular. None of these use the imperative form, and therefore they are not correct.

The only option that agrees with the way of expressing commands is option D. Lee because is conjugated in the imperative mode, in the indicative form, for the second person singular, and therefore the correct answer.

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