Tenemos una cafetera nueva. mi prima nos la regaló. question 2 with 1 blanktenemos una cómoda nueva. es bueno porque no hay espacio en el armario. question 3 with 1 blankesos platos no nos costaron mucho. están encima del horno. question 4 with 1 blankesas copas me las regaló mi amiga amalia. ella viene a visitarme mañana. question 5 with 1 blankla lavadora está casi nueva. nos la regalaron mis suegros. question 6 with 1 blankla vecina nos dio una manta de lana. ella la compró en méxico.

1. Tenemos una cafetera nueva que mi prima nos regalo.

2. Tenemos una cómoda nueva, lo que es bueno porque no hay espacio en el armario.

3. Esos platos que están encima del horno no nos costaron mucho.

4. Esas copas me las regaló mi amiga Amalia, que viene a visitarme mañana.

5. La lavadora que nos regalaron mis suegros está casi nueva.

6. La vecina nos dio una manta de lana que ella compró en México.

Explanation:

To join two sentences, several words called links are used.

In this case the link used is "que" in all of the sentences, but translating those in English can use several words to functions as the same "que" in Spanish.

Example:

In number 1 the translation would be...

We a new coffee machine. My cousin gave it to us.

We have a new coffee machine that my cousin gave us.

Bu there's another one with a different link.

In number 4 the translation would be ...

Those glasses were given to me from my friend Amalia. She comes to visit me tomorrow.

Those glasses were give to me from my friend Amalia who is coming to visit me tomorrow.

Other links commonly used are

then, later, however, although, also, but, in addition, because, instead ...

luego, después, sin embargo, aunque, también, pero, además, porque, en cambio…

don't you think you need to change that on your own what do you think its best music and also which one do you think is the worst kind of music.