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choose the best spanish equivalent to the phrase
are your strawberries red?
○ ¿son rojas su fresas?
○ ¿son rojas tu fresas?
○ ¿son rojas tus fresas?
To translate "Are your strawberries red?" to Spanish, we need to use the correct possessive adjective. "Your" (plural, informal) is "tus" in Spanish, and "strawberries" is "fresas" (plural). The correct sentence structure for asking if something is a certain way is "¿Son + adjective + possessive + noun?". So "tus fresas" (your strawberries, informal plural) is correct. The first option uses "su" (his/her/your formal), which is incorrect here, and the second uses "tu" (your, singular), but "fresas" is plural, so "tus" (your, plural) is needed.
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C. ¿Son rojas tus fresas?