Answer:
So, if this is beginning Spanish then I would say that you can state in your answer that the adjectives have to agree with the nouns in both number and 'gender' (feminine and masculine). Adjectives usually come after the word that it is describing in Spanish. You can only have one conjugated verb per clause.
Explanation:
-These are just a few examples, if you want me to go into depth I can as well.
Esto no es una respuesta pero quieres cambiar el idioma de español a inglés?
C. tiene
it's not D because that is the plural use. A is used to refer to yourself. Tienes is more of a "do you have" type of word which is not correct in this context.
El Niño rompió la ventana con su pelota
Answer:1) La fotografia del abuelo esta en la cocina. A) verdadero-B) Falso
2)El nombre del abuelo es Matias. a) verdadero b) falso
3)El nieto es joven. a) verdadero b)falso
4)La abuela no tiene mucho apuro en encontrar a su nieto. a) verdadero b) falso.
5) El nombre del nieto es Carlos. a) verdadero b) falso
6) El nieto come tortilla. a) verdadero b) falso
Explanation: Sepera las palabras verdadero- falso para saber que tenes que marcar y el tiempo verbal es en presente( no es se come sino come).
Break the words true-false to know that you have to mark and the tense is in the present (it is not eaten but eaten).
I hope Ihave helped you.
