you are a teacher, aren't you?
You are a teacher, aren't you? You like that, don't you? You went to the party, didn't you? You were born in Alaska, weren't you? It is a black car, isn't it?
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luhzon89 said
¿Eres un maestro, verdad?
I was under the impression that with a profession the indefinte article "un or una", was not needed.
Good job, emprendedor![]()
todo correcto![]()
Pero la próxima vez, di que quieres que te lo corrijan no que te ayuden a traducir![]()
¿Eres un maestro, verdad?. Adding "no" or "verdad" at the end of a sentence you add the effect of "right?" at the end.
luhzon89 commented
Maybe not needed, but I don't think the article makes it grammatically incorrect.
Well I am inclined to disagree with you. Please look at the following clip, particulaly the following time lines.
02:03 - Es policia, 03:16 - Es cocinero, 04:18 - Ser bombero, 06:32 - do NOT use the indefinite article.
You will first have to wait for the advert to finish.
Maybe not needed, but I don't think the article makes it grammatically incorrect. - luhzon89
Abosolutely incorrect, luhzon![]()
Would you consider this sentence correct:
I am teacher.
Well, after all , only the article is missing![]()
Same thing, but the other way round, in Spanish![]()