Marisol (a)   muy bien. (dances)

Yo (a)   una película. (am watching)

La clase (a)   a la profesora. (is listening)

Mi familia (a)   un carro. (is buying)

Mi hermano y yo (a)   música del Internet (download)

Los estudiantes (a)   buenas notas. (are getting)

Pablo, ¿ (a)   tú buenas notas o malas notas? (are you getting)

El grupo (a)   los intrumentos musicales. (is playing)

Uds. (a)   para el examen. (are preparing)

Ud. (a)   las preguntas de los estudiantes. (are answering)

I need a juice. (Use indefinite article notes for the word "a")

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Marisol and I are studying Spanish.

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Are you playing the guitar? (to a friend)

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My friend and I get good grades.

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The teacher teaches the class. (The teacher is female.)

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The boys are renting a DVD.

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I am taking notes.

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You polite are using the computer.

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Y'all arrive on time. (a tiempo - on time) Teacher talking to students.

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