Since it ends "O" I am pretty sure the definite article would be "El"
1. ¿Juegas con él? Sí, juego mucho con él.
2. ¿Puedo ir al parque? Sí, yo tambien puede ir.
3. ¿Duermes mucho? No, yo nunca duermo.
Yo compro una regla para mi clase de matemáticas.
The first person indicative differs between the two (i.e -imos and -emos)
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Ainsley was a very nice person. Ainsley had many friends. His friends had a lot of problems. One of her friends was named Faith. Faith had a problem. Faith couldn't walk. Faith told Ainsley, “You have to help me. I can not walk!" Ainsley didn't have to help Faith, but she wanted to help her because she was such a nice person. It helped him: he tied her to a skeleton! "Tied to the skeleton. Faith could walk. Ainsley had another friend. His friend was named Hunter. Hunter couldn't breathe. He said, 'Ainsley, you have to help me. I can't breathe him." Ainsley didn't have to help his friend, but he wanted to help him because he was a nice person. It helped him: he put a straw down his throat! With the straw down his throat, Hunter could breathe. Ainsley had two other friends who also had problems Their friends were named Tyler and Hailey. Tyler and Hailey had a problem. They had a dog that wanted to talk to a cat. The dog couldn't talk to a cat. They told Ainsley, "We have a problem. You have to help us! This dog He only talks dog, but he wants to talk cat. He's very sad. "Ainsley said to them:" I'm sorry, I can't help you. There's no way a dog can talk cat. "So he left. When he left, the dog said," Meow, meow, meow ”, which means“ Goodbye ”in cat.
