<h3>Directions: Translate the following sentences to Spanish, making sure your subject & adjective match in number and in gender. Write the gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/plural) of each sentence.</h3>
1 They (males and females) are tall.
Spanish 1: Ellos son altos [masculine and plural]
2 We (all females) are organized.
Spanish 2: Nosotras estamos organizadas [feminine and plural]
3 He is reserved/shy.
Spanish 2: El es tímido. [masculine and singular]
4 I am good-looking.
Spanish 4: Yo soy bien parecido. [masculine and singular]
5 She is not funny.
Spanish 5: Ella no es graciosa. [feminine and singular]
6 Are you all (<u>formal</u>) patient?
Spanish 6: ¿Son ustedes pacientes? [masculine and plural]
7 You (<u>informal</u>) are not good-looking.
Spanish 7: Tú no eres bien parecido. [masculine and singular]
8 You all (all females; <u>informal</u>; used only in Spain) are not lazy.
Spanish 8: Vosotras no sois perezosas. [feminine and plural]
9 Are we (all males) fat?
Spanish 9: ¿Somos gordos? [masculine and plural]
10 Are they (all females) Costa Rican?
Spanish 10: ¿Son ellas costarricenses? [feminine and plural]
<h2><em>Spymore</em></h2>
