- You want to ask if the museum is close enough to walk to. Which question fits?
Answer: Dá para ir a pé?
"Ir a pé" is the fixed phrase for going on foot, so "Dá para ir a pé?" asks if you can walk there. "De pé" is tempting, but it means standing up.
- Complete the question: "Você ___ onde fica o correio?" (saber)
Answer: sabe
"Você" takes the third-person singular form, so "Você sabe onde fica o correio?" is correct. "Sei" is tempting, but it goes with "eu" (I know), not "você".
- You want to say the bakery is behind the school. Complete: "A padaria fica ___ da escola."
Answer: atrás
"Atrás de" means behind, so "A padaria fica atrás da escola" says the bakery is behind the school. "Ao lado" is tempting, but it means next to, not behind.
- Which question to a stranger is written correctly in Portuguese?
Answer: Com licença, onde fica a estação?
"Com licença, onde fica a estação?" has the cedilla in "licença", the tilde in "estação" and Portuguese "com". "Con licença" is tempting, but "con" is the Spanish spelling.
