Answer:
The correct answer is Él ve a la duquesa.
Explanation:
The important thing about this sentence is knowing how to locate the article.
Articles always accompany a noun with which they agree in gender (masculine, feminine) and number (singular, plural). In Spanish, there are two types of articles: indeterminate articles (un, una, unas, unas) and definite articles (el / los, la / las, lo).
The way in which this sentence would be correctly written would be:
Pronoun + verb + preposition + definite article + noun.
Él ve a la duquesa.
Depends if you're a Spanish speaker or not
1 cocodrilo
2 canguro
3 ballena
4 oso
5 vaca
6 mono
7 pez
8 conejo
El pájaro - cantar
El gato - maullar
El caballo- relinchar
Unequal comparison is is comparing people, places, or things. Using the suffix -er or -est. An equal comparison is adjective or adverb two things share the same amount.
