In Spanish, you usually add -s to form plurals, to form singulars you "undo" that and remove the suffix -s.
In Spanish the subject and verb of a sentence must have the same grammatical person and the same grammatical number. Thus, after changing the endings with or without -s (mostly) we need to change the verb form.
"Son" is the 3rd plural person verb form of the present tense of ser (to be). "Es" is the 3rd singular person verb form.
"Es" is the 3rd singular person verb form of the present tense of ser (to be). "Son" is the 3rd plural person verb form.
"Son" is the 3rd plural person verb form of the present tense of ser (to be). "Es" is the 3rd singular person verb form.
"Son" is the 3rd plural person verb form of the present tense of ser (to be). "Es" is the 3rd singular person verb form
María Dolores Bedoya fue una prócer guatemalteca que participó en el movimiento de independencia de Centroamérica. Junto a Basilio Porras, ella recorrió las calles de Guatemala la noche del 14 de septiembre de 1821, para instar a la población a que apoyaran la independencia.
Yo estoy joven Mi madre es un trabajadora Mi padre es atletico Mi mejor amigo es comico Mi mejor amiga es guapa Mi amigos y yo Somos malo Mi primo Adan es desorganizado Mi prima Gloria es inteligente Mi perro mota es grande Mi gata Divina es bajo
