The pattern I see is that you confuse number and gender.
- *Estos libro → It is not written in the plural because it speaks <u>only</u> of a <u>book</u>.
- Esos plato → It is not written in the plural because it <u>only</u> speaks of one <u>dish</u>.
- Aquellos carros → It is not written in the singular and masculine because it speaks <u>many</u> <u>cars</u> (masculine).
- Aquellas casas → It is written in <u>feminine</u> because it talks about some houses (feminine).
<h3><em><u>MissSpanish</u></em></h3>
La respuesta es B. ¿Que día es Hoy ?
Answer:
Well, you will know when to use -er when you refer as verbs with infinitives ending. What you will do is drop the -er from the infinitive and add the second conjugation present tense endings: -o, -es, -e, -emos, -en.
Explanation:
To use -ar you will use the first conjugation, for example, hablar, lavar, llamar.
<span>"Form correct and logical sentences from the given elements. Make the necessary changes. Follow the model"
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