For an adjective that ends in an e you would put el before it because it is masculine. If the adjective ends in an a you would put la before it because it is a feminine.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
First of all, you're talking about definite articles, not pronouns. In English, there is only one definite article, the word "the". In Spanish, there are 4: él, la, los, and las.
él = singular masculine
la = singular feminine
los = plural masculine
las = plural feminine
The definite article you use depends on the noun you are using with it. In Spanish, hamburgers are <em>las</em><em> </em>hamburguesas and sandwiches are <em>los</em><em> </em>sandwiches. Since hamburguesas is plural and feminine you would use las and the same applies to sandwiches. Therefore the answer is las and los.
Answer:
for 1: get dressed is Vestirse
for 2: I have a bath is Bañarse
for 3: you get dressed is Vestirse
for 4: you go to sleep is Dormirse
for 5: she sees herself is Verse
for 6: He shaves is Afeitarse
for 7: they see themselves is Verse
for 8: you have a bath is Bañarse
for 9: I shave is Afeitarse
for 10: He has a bath is Bañarse
for 11: we go to sleep is Dormirse
for 12: you shave is Afeitarse.
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