Answer:
Both <em>los </em>and <em>las</em> are definite articles for plural nouns in the Spanish language. The difference is that<em> </em><em>los</em> is used for plural masculine nouns (plural form of <em>el</em>), while <em>las</em> is used for plural feminine nouns (plural form of <em>la</em>). As a good example, we can take the names of cities Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Los Angeles is actually the plural form of <em>el angel</em>, meaning<em> the angel</em>, while the singular form of Las Vegas is <em>la vega</em>, meaning <em>the meadow</em>.
Another example:
el perro - the dog los perros - the dogs
la vaca - the cow las vacas - the cows
But christmas is over hahahah Cx
Answer:
The answer is D. berita.
Explanation:
Let me translate this text into English first:
Read the following exposition text!
Beef traders in traditional markets complained about the impact of the coverage of illegal meat imports. Because, in almost the last week they lost up to 70 percent of their buyers.
The exposition text above is included in the type of exposition text ...
a. Controversy
b. Ratio
c. Definition
d. News
e. Process
And the correct answer is D. news.
Exposition pretty much means introduction, explanation, so the text above is presenting us with some news that we are supposed to know. A and B aren't types of exposition texts, C is incorrect because the text isn't giving a definition of anything, and E is incorrect because we don't see the process but rather only the result. That leaves us with D. news as the correct answer.
