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al, a los, a la, or a las

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which one don't you use and how do you know ??? al, a los, a la, or a las

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updated Mar 8, 2012
edited by katydew
posted by DakotaMichelle317
Can you give more information? - Tasear, Mar 8, 2012
maybe you mean a el = al - Tasear, Mar 8, 2012

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Hi, Dakota. Welcome to the forum.

It's impossible to know which one to use without context. Do you have an example of where one should be chosen...homework, perhaps?

Examples:

Voy al cine

Voy a la tienda

Vamos a las tiendas

updated Mar 8, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
voy ________ gimnasio - DakotaMichelle317, Mar 8, 2012
vamos ________ clase de baile Vamos ___________ entrenamientos de basquetbol van ____________ reunion - DakotaMichelle317, Mar 8, 2012
I suggest you try answering it first then ask someone to proofread it for you. Farallon has given you good examples. You should be able to figure it out. - cheskasullivan, Mar 8, 2012
i dont get the one that says camos______ clase de baile - DakotaMichelle317, Mar 8, 2012
can you help me on that one i think its al - DakotaMichelle317, Mar 8, 2012
camos...u mean vamos right?....if so vamos al baile - Rey_Mysterio, Mar 8, 2012
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  • All of them are correct!
  • Voy al colegio.
  • Vamos a los museos.
  • Vaya a la casa.
  • Venga a las 3:00 de la tarde.
updated Mar 8, 2012
posted by farallon7
I agree with you. - Tasear, Mar 8, 2012
: ] - farallon7, Mar 8, 2012
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al, a los, a la, or a las

al - a + el = use this if the noun that follows it is masculine singular

a los = use this one if the noun that follows it is masculine plural

a la = use this one if the noun that follows it is feminine singular

a las = use this one if the noun that follows it is feminine plural

I'm borrowing Farallon's great examples to show you:

•Voy al colegio. el colegio (masculine and singular)

•Vamos a los museos. los museos (masculine & plural)

•Vaya a la casa. la casa (feminine and singular)

•Venga a las 3:00 de la tarde. las tres (feminine and plural)

updated Mar 8, 2012
edited by katydew
posted by katydew