Answer:
TRANSLATION:
Charlie and Sophie's host family is a family that doesn't travel outside of Buenos Aires
verbal tense: present indicative.
Explanation:
The present indicative in Spanish is used to place an action at the time of speech or in the very near future, to describe a routine or actions that are repeated, or to refer to stable or permanent situations.
The present in Spanish is used to express:
Permanent facts and conditions;
Example: este ES Manolo.
Routines;
Example: Todos los jueves él JUEGA fútbol.
The time that an action has been happening;
Example: JUEGA fútbol hace cinco años.
Future actions accompanied by a temporary expression;
Example: El próximo domingo tu equipo PARTICIPA en un torneo de liga.
