Spanish Articles and Pronouns Flashcard

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Which definite article would you use for "manzana"?

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la

Answer explanation

The word 'manzana' is feminine in Spanish, so the correct definite article to use is 'la'. Therefore, you would say 'la manzana'.

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What is the definite article for "libros"?

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los

Answer explanation

The definite article for "libros" (which means "books" in Spanish) is "los". This is because "libros" is a plural masculine noun, and "los" is the correct plural definite article for masculine nouns.

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The third person feminine singular pronoun, used to refer to a female or feminine noun.

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ella

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'ella', which is the third person feminine singular pronoun in Spanish, used specifically to refer to a female or feminine noun.

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"the" (feminine plural)

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las

Answer explanation

In Spanish, "the" in the feminine plural form is translated as "las." Therefore, the correct answer is "las." the feminine singular is "la"

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What is the Spanish subject pronoun for "you" (formal)?

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usted

Answer explanation

The Spanish subject pronoun for "you" in a formal context is "usted." This term is used to show respect and is commonly used in formal situations or when addressing someone of higher status.

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The second person singular pronoun, used to address someone informally.

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tú

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'tú', which is the informal second person singular pronoun in Spanish used to address someone directly. It contrasts with the formal 'usted'.

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The second person plural pronoun, used to address a group respectfully.

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ustedes

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'ustedes', which is the second person plural pronoun in Spanish used to address a group respectfully. It is commonly used in formal contexts.

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The grammatical form used to indicate more than one person

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plural

Answer explanation

The term 'plural' refers to the grammatical form used to indicate more than one person or thing. Therefore, the correct answer to the question is 'plural'.

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A specific article that refers to a noun in general?

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definite

Answer explanation

The question asks for an article that refers to a specific noun. The correct answer is 'definite' because it indicates a specific noun, while 'indefinite' refers to unspecific nouns in general.

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Write the singular masculine definite article in Spanish.

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el

Answer explanation

The singular masculine definite article in Spanish is 'el'. It is used to refer to a specific masculine noun, making it the correct choice for this question.