Jorge is asking francisco about his family. complete their conversation using the correct possessive adjectives.   — en mi familia somos cinco personas: padres, dos hermanas y yo. a. mis c. sus b. tus d. mi

En mi familia somos cinco personas: mis padres, dos hermanas y yo.

Explanation:

En mi familia somos cinco personas: mis padres, dos hermanas y yo. This means: In my family we are five people: my parents, two sisters and me. "Mis" means "my", but in Spanish it differs when you talk about something in singular or plural. Parents is plural, so the correct possessive adjective is "mis". Option D (mi) would be correct if Francisco was talking about one person instead of both parents. The other options, "tus" y "sus" are both incorrect because they mean "your" and "their", and Francisco is talking about himself and his own family.

to be alive with all her family

in the dark you call me from the darkness you called me i recognized your voice you recognized my neighbor for here i said you where you are dad i do not see you here i am here and i am afraid you said not my son wait i have you where are you this dark i do not see anything i have fear do not be afraid, son, right now, i'm coming soon, papa, i'm waiting for you, a father cries out to his son