... "te cae" ...

[michaelbr]

"Alicia, ¿cómo te cae Fernando?
A) Me parece un poco pesado B) Me he encontrado con él en el metro
C) Es mi collega y trabajamos en el mismo lugar D) No me gusta salir con él.
It seems to me that both A & D are correct, but the answer is A, why D is not correct?

[poli]

D doesn't say why Alicia dislikes Fernando.

[michaelbr]

Originally Posted by poli

D doesn't say why Alicia dislikes Fernando.

What's the actual meaning of the question? Is it how do I feel about Fernando? Or is it do you like Fernando?

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

D is not correct because sha is being asked about her feelings towards him, not about how she likes her activities with him.

[michaelbr]

Originally Posted by AngelicaDeAlquezar

D is not correct because sha is being asked about her feelings towards him, not about how she likes her activities with him.

Thanks

[rosejunior]

¡Tu observación es interesante! Aunque tanto A como D expresan una opinión negativa sobre Fernando, la clave podría estar en el contexto. La opción A responde directamente a la pregunta sobre cómo se siente Alicia acerca de Fernando, mientras que D cambia el enfoque hacia sus preferencias para socializar con él, lo que no responde completamente a la pregunta inicial. La pregunta pide una opinión, no un comportamiento, por lo que A encaja mejor.