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4 years ago

Provide an appropriate article and noun for each picture

Spanish

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Delicious77 [7]4 years ago

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Answer:

The appropriate article is "los", and the appropriate noun is "turistas", therefore, the correct wording is "los turistas".

In spanish, the article "los" is the plural used to name a group of people or that includes both masculine and femenine elements.

We can see in the drawing that there are both male and female tourists, and this is why the correct article to name them is "los".

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Conjugation: Trabajas (Matching the second-person singular)

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