Choose the best Spanish equivalent to the phrase.The clock is on the wall.

Use estar to say where something is located. Since “el reloj” is singular and the sentence describes its current location, estar becomes está: “El reloj está en la pared,” meaning “The clock is on the wall.” “Estás” is for tú, while “estuvo” is past tense; “es” is not used here to describe location.

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