Questions: Completar Fill in the blanks with the correct present tense form of the verbs. Include the indirect object pronoun. 1. A Ernesto y a Alejandro el golf. (fascinar) 2. A la señora Robles las ruinas de Machu Picchu. (interesar) 3. A ustedes cantar y bailar. (aburrir) 4. A mí la educación. (importar) 5. A nosotros ducharnos con agua fría. (molestar)

To complete the sentences with the correct present tense form of the verbs and include the indirect object pronoun, we need to follow these steps:

1. Identify the indirect object pronoun that corresponds to the subject.
2. Conjugate the verb in the present tense.
3. Place the indirect object pronoun before the verb.

Here are the completed sentences:

1. A Ernesto y a Alejandro les fascina el golf. (fascinar)

   • Explanation: "les" is the indirect object pronoun for "Ernesto y Alejandro" (they), and "fascina" is the third person singular form of "fascinar" because "el golf" is singular.

2. A la señora Robles le interesan las ruinas de Machu Picchu. (interesar)

   • Explanation: "le" is the indirect object pronoun for "la señora Robles" (she), and "interesan" is the third person plural form of "interesar" because "las ruinas" is plural.

3. A ustedes les aburre cantar y bailar. (aburrir)

   • Explanation: "les" is the indirect object pronoun for "ustedes" (you all), and "aburre" is the third person singular form of "aburrir" because "cantar y bailar" is considered a singular activity.

4. A mí me importa la educación. (importar)

   • Explanation: "me" is the indirect object pronoun for "mí" (me), and "importa" is the third person singular form of "importar" because "la educación" is singular.

5. A nosotros nos molesta ducharnos con agua fría. (molestar)

   • Explanation: "nos" is the indirect object pronoun for "nosotros" (we), and "molesta" is the third person singular form of "molestar" because "ducharnos con agua fría" is considered a singular activity.

These sentences now correctly use the present tense form of the verbs along with the appropriate indirect object pronouns.