Read and match each incomplete sentence with the correct word or phrase to complete it.

Select the correct answer.

Readme [11.4K]

Answer:

Donde

Explanation:

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please help me and write one paragraph explaining to someone that have never taken a Spanish class what number and gender means

Sergeeva-Olga [200]

Answer:

Género y número de los sustantivos:

En español, los sustantivos tiene género, el cual puede ser masculino o femenino.

Generalmente, los sustantivos de género masculinos tienen terminación “-o” y los femeninos tienen terminación “-a”.

Ejemplos de sustantivos de género masculinos: chico, señor, perro, abuelo

Ejemplos de sustantivos de género femeninos: chica, señora, casa, abuela.

En español, los sustantivos tienen número el cual puede ser singular o plural.

El sustantivo singular se refiere a una única persona, animal, cosa o lugar. El sustantivo plural se refiere a más de una persona, animal, cosa o lugar.

Las reglas para convertir un sustantivo singular en plural son:

1. Se agrega “-s” al singular si termina en vocal:

Auto........Autos

Libro........Libros

Casa.........Casas

2. Se agrega “-es” al singular si termina en consonante:

Mujer.....Mujeres

Salón.....Salones

Flor........Flores

3. Si palabra termina en “z” se forma el plural sustituyendo la ¨Z¨ por una “c” y añadiendo “-es”.

Emperatriz........Emperatrices

Lápiz........Lapices

4. Si la palabra termina en “y” se forma el plural añadiendo “-es”.

Rey.......Reyes

Buey.....Bueyes

Explanation:

Translation:

Gender and number of nouns:

In Spanish, nouns have gender, which can be either masculine or feminine.

Generally, masculine gender nouns have the ending "-o" and feminine nouns have the ending "-a".

Examples of masculine nouns: Chico (boy), Señor (lord), perro ( male dog), abuelo (grandfather)

Examples of feminine gender nouns: chica (girl), señora (lady), casa (house), abuela (grandmother).

In Spanish, nouns have numbers which can be singular or plural.

The singular noun refers to a only one person, animal, thing or place. The plural noun refers to more than one person, animal, thing or place.

The rules for converting a singular noun into a plural noun are

1. Add "-s" to the singular if it ends in a vowel:

Auto(car).......Autos(cars)

Libre(Book).......Libros(Books)

casa (House)...........casas(casas)

2. "-es" is added to the singular if it ends in a consonant:

Mujer (Woman).....mujeres(Women)

Salón(room).....Salones(rooms)

Flor(Flower)......Flores(Flowers)

3. If a word ends in a "z" the plural is formed by replacing ¨Z¨ with a "c" and adding "-es".

Emperatriz(Empress).......Emperatrices(Empresses)

Lápiz(Pencil)......Lapices(Pencils)

4. If the word ends in "and" the plural is formed by adding "-es".

Rey(King)......Reyes(Kings)

Buey(Ox).....Bueyes(Ox)

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3 years ago

Yolanda quiere una nueva. disco teclado copiar computadora

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Answer:

Yolanda wants one

new.

disk

keyboard

copy

computer

Explanation:

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ANSWER QUICK, IF UNABLE TO ANSWER ALL DONT WORRY ANSWER WHAT YOU CAN

ivolga24 [154]

Translated: English

ANSWER QUICK, IF UNABLE TO ANSWER ALL DONT WORRY ANSWER WHAT YOU CAN

Change the phrase with the infinitive to a phrase with the subjunctive: Me mol.esta cooking.

Question 11 options:

I love it when my sister cooks.

I was so impressed that my sister cooks.

Question 12 (1 point)

Change the phrase with the infinitive to a phrase with the subjunctive: I don't like to drive too fast.

Question 12 options:

I don't like that you drive too fast.

Question 13 (1 point)

Change the command to a sentence with the subjunctive:

Call your friend.

Question 13 options:

I want you to call your friend.

I want me to call your friend.

Question 14 (1 point)

Change the command to a sentence with the subjunctive:

Listen to the song.

Question 14 options:

I hope you hear the song.

Question 15 (1 point)

Change the command to a sentence with the subjunctive:

I think Juan is a good boss.

Question 15 options:

I don't think Juan is a good boss.

The present subjunctive part 2

Question 16 (1 point)

To form the subjunctive, the first step is:

Question 16 options:

Change the verb to the "imperfect" form.

Change the verb to the "irregular" form.

Change the verb to the "yo" form.

Change the verb to the “indicative” form.

Question 17 (1 point)

Step 1: Change the verb “put” (to put / to place / to set) to the “I” form.

Question 17 options:

set

I put

pono

ponoy

Question 18 (1 point)

Step 2: What is step 2?

Question 18 options:

Since “put” is an -er verb, take off the last letter of the “yo” ending and change it to the -ar ending that matches the subject: -a, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, - an

Since “put” is an -er verb, take off -er ending and change it to -ar.

Since "put" is an -er verb, take off the last letter of the "I" ending and change it to the "we" ending: -emos

Since “put” is an -er verb, use the present tense -er endings to match the verb to the subject: -o, -es, -e, -emos, -éis, -en

Question 19 (1 point)

For example, use the Spanish subjunctive to translate the sentence

"Lucia wants me to set the table."

Question 19 options:

Lucia wants me to set the table.

Lucia wants to set the table for me.

Lucia wants me to set the table.

Irregular Verbs in the subjunctive

Question 20 (1 point)

What are some irregular verbs in the subjunctive?

Question 20 options:

be, there, go, know

shop, dance, study, listen

write, read, walk, run

eat, drink, drink, cook

Question 21 (1 point)

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According to the video, how would you say:

"I am asking you to be nicer."

Question 21 options:

I ask you to be more sympathetic.

I ask you that you are more likeable.

I ask you to be more likeable.

I'm asking you to be nicer.

Explanation:

Good Morning!

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2 years ago

Tres argumentos de si el cid es un personaje trajico a pesar de protagonisar una obra epica

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Three arguments on weather the cid is a tragic character despite an epic working protagonizar

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