Question

choose the best translation of the following sentence. they will live in california. viviré en california. vivirás en california. vivirán en california. vivirá en california.

Explanation:

The original sentence "They will live in California" uses the third - person plural subject "they". In Spanish, for the verb "vivir" (to live) in the future tense, the conjugation for the third - person plural (ellos/ellas/ustedes) is "vivirán". Let's analyze each option:

• "Viviré" is the first - person singular (yo) future tense of "vivir", which means "I will live", so it does not match "they".
• "Vivirás" is the second - person singular (tú) future tense of "vivir", which means "you (singular, informal) will live", so it does not match "they".
• "Vivirán" is the third - person plural future tense of "vivir", which means "they will live", so it matches the original sentence.
• "Vivirá" is the third - person singular (él/ella/usted) future tense of "vivir", which means "he/she/you (formal, singular) will live", so it does not match "they".

Answer:

C. Vivirán en California.