Question

what does the highlighted word below mean? su pelo lo llevaba amarrado. he/she will take he/she took he/she was taking

Explanation:

The highlighted word is "llevaba", which is the imperfect tense of the verb "llevar" in Spanish. The imperfect tense is used to describe ongoing or habitual actions in the past. The English equivalent of the imperfect tense for "llevar" (in the third - person singular) "llevaba" is "was taking" (for actions that were in progress) or can also be used to describe a past state related to carrying/taking. Among the options, "He/She was taking" matches the meaning of the imperfect tense form "llevaba". "He/She will take" is future tense (corresponding to "llevará"), and "He/She took" is preterite tense (corresponding to "llevó").

Answer:

He/She was taking