select the correct answer. which word or phrase best completes the conversation? eric: hoy hace mucho frío…

Brief Explanations:

In Spanish, the expression "va a + infinitive" is used to express future actions. Here, "llover" (to rain) is the infinitive, and "va a" is the correct way to say "is going to" to indicate that it is going to rain later. "Ir a" is not the correct form in this context as it needs to be conjugated. "Será" means "will be" and is not appropriate for expressing an action like raining. "Hará" is the future - tense of "hacer" (to do/make) and not used for this construction.

Answer:

C. va a