1. ninguna
2.ninguna
3.ningún
4. algunos
5.algunas
6. algún
7. ninguno
8. algún
BTW!!!also this is my understanding but i’m not 100% percent sure, sorry if i’m wrong on any :(
Hola hoy les voy a hablar de mi tienda. mi tienda está en américa (or Estados Unidos) porque vivo aquí. tengo muchos muebles. tengo un sofá que cuesta mil dólares y este sofá va a durar (to last) mucho. ya la izquierda del sofá hay dos camas y una lámpara. Puedes comprar estos muebles en conjunto. porque hay dos camas, cuestan cuatro mil por dos camas y ciento diez dólares por la lámpara. Y aquí es mi cosa favorita, una alfombra. Hay much is diesños (designs) en este alfombra y es muy bonita. cuesta mil quinientos dolares pero, ¡mira! Hay muchos colores como verde, gris, y azul. A mi me gusta este alfombra.
(I don’t speak Spanish but I tried my best from what I’ve learned in previous years. Good luck w the assignment!! Hopefully you’re able to get some sleep soon)
A) viuda
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c)Merengue y bachata
d)yes?
e)adapttation
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I only know these hope it help !
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Answer:
1. ella; feminine, singular
2. ellos; masculine, plural
3. vosotros; masculine, plural
4. ellos; maculine, plural
5. yo; (depends what gender you are), singular
6. usted; masculine, singular
Explanation:
"She" is ella, singular, and feminine. "He" is él, masculine, and singular. "We" is nosotros is masculine, and plural where another "we" is nosotras for females and plural. "They" are ellos or ellas depending on if there is a male in the group, and if there is not, it is feminine, if there is, it is masculine. Usted is formal for "he/she", masculine or feminine, and singular. Yo is "I", singular and it depends on what gender you are. Lastly, tú is for "you", informally, it depends on gender you are, and is singular.
