What is the definite article for clase

2 answers:

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For this case we have that by definition, the article is the word that goes before the noun. A definite article or also called a determinant, is one that refers to a thing that is known and that can be identified.

In the plural we have:

Feminine: Las

Male: Los

In singular we have:

Female: La

Male: El

In this case we have the word "clase":

It is a singular word in feminine, so the definite article to use is "La":

La clase

Answer:

La clase

Gennadij [26K]3 years ago

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Answer:una clase/unas clase

Explanation:

since its feminine

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