¿Quién es ____________________ muchacho rubio?

Spanish

2 answers:

VikaD [51]2 years ago

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A. el the noun is single. los is for a plural noun like son los muchachos
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Strike441 [17]2 years ago

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Right Answer:

This is an interrogative sentence, where the subject (noun) is masculine singular.

In Spanish grammar <u>the article</u> is a word that clearly indicates the gender and the number of the noun. <u>Its function is to modify the noun it introduces.</u>

The articles are as follows:

<h2>Variable Articles: </h2>

Defined Articles:

Singular Masculine: el

Singular Femenine: la

Plural Masculine: los

Plural Femenine: las

Indefinite Articles:

Singular Masculine: un/uno

Singular Femenine: una

Plural Masculine: unos

Plural Femenine: unas

<h2> Invariable Articles: </h2>

Neutral: Lo

Contractions: al (a+el) and del (de+el)

Now, going back to the sentence, and remembering the <u>noun</u> <em>muchacho</em> (boy) is masculine singular. The article that fits here is the Defined Article in Singular masculine <em><u>el</u></em>

Therefore, the complete questions is:

<h2>¿Quién es <u>el</u> muchacho rubio? </h2>

Who is <u>the</u> blond boy?

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