Can anyone tell me what makes the wrong sentences wrong compared to the right sentences? I noticed a word or two is different in the wrong sentences, but if you translate them they say pretty much the same thing.

Si eres un estadounidense que vive en costa rica, quizás estás allí a causa de tu trabajo de computación. true false

Fill in the blank with the spanish word that best completes the following sentence. allí está mi casa. vivo muy aquí. lejos a la derecha cerca calle

I'm antonio. i'm 15 years old. in my country there is a law that reminds me that < < there is a law that reminds me that > > i have to sweep and clean the house every week. i have to study every day. my friend laura is 12 years old; she has to wash dishes after dinner on tuesdays and thursdays, and she has to scrub the floor every < < each > > week. she goes to school with me < < with me > > . based on what you learned from the lesson , which country are antonio and laura describing? argentina brazil spain uses