En general, me visto de camiseta, pantalones vaqueros y sandalias.

generalmente me visto bla,bla,bla
it is better to write usualmente me visto bla,bla ,bla
question, does your instructor wants you to use the word general-in general ? if he does, please ignore this entry -thanks.

Elizabeth said:

En general, me visto de camiseta, pantalones vaqueros y sandalias.

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The questions litterally asks in general what do you wear so I play it safe and answer with what the question uses. I dont have to put like una, un, unos before every vocab word'

No, I would not.

Max said:

The questions litterally asks in general what do you wear so I play it safe and answer with what the question uses. I dont have to put like una, un, unos before every vocab word?

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Max said:

The questions litterally asks in general what do you wear so I play it safe and answer with what the question uses. I dont have to put like una, un, unos before every vocab word?

I know this is an old post but if as Max says, he wants to use a similar response to the questions asked ie "en general" my reply would probably be "por regla general"

^ But that is way too formal.

Sounds better:

"Generalmente/usualmente - me visto con una camiseta, vaqueros y sandalias."

And you can even exclude that 'una'. In Spanish it's not necessary to write an article before every sustantive in a list, if the sustantive is vague (like these, 'cause you're not referring to a particular shirt or a particular pair of sandals). The articles are only necessary if you are speaking of a particular or defined object.

Suelo usar camisetas, pantalones de mezclilla, reloj y sandalías

Suelo means 'i use to, frecuently i use to"
suelo significa "frecuentemente uso"

and suelo also means "floor"

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