Answer:
The answers are:
- El periodico
- natación
- la alberca
- el gimnasio
- la calle
- el restaurante
- el partido
- el cine
Explanation:
As you can see, all of the answers above except "natación" have the definite article "The", which in English expresses <em>el, los, la, las</em> but in Spanish no, we need to specify, so, remember that <em>la, las </em>is for feminine nouns, singular and plural, respectively. And <em>el, los</em> is used for masculine nouns, again, singular and plural. In this case, we have no plural nouns, remember that you can spot that by having and "s" at the end, or not.
Answer:
If a noun ends in a vowel, simply add -s.
If a noun ends in a consonant, simply add -es.
If a noun ends in a -z, change the z to c before adding -es.
If a noun ends in ión, drop the written accent before adding -es.
If the plural refers to a mixed group, use the masculine.
If a noun ends in -z, add -es and change the z to c.
Explanation:
1. Estoy triste
2. Estoy tocando la guitarra
3. Ella es una autora
4. Estamos cansados
5. Todos son muy generosos
