estoy confundida!
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'Well done! "Padres" is plural and masculine, so its indefinite article will also be singular and masculine: "unos." '
This is the answer I got when practicing indefinite articles.It seems to contradict itself. Is it just a "typo" or am I not understanding it? Help!!!
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updated May 26, 2012
posted by taraqueen15
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It's a typo.
The article matches the noun to which it' attached. For example, "padre" (father or parent) would be "un padre" (a father or a parent), and "padres" will be "unos padres." It could also be "el padre" or "los padres."
The point is: articles will match the noun in both number and gender, like adjectives.
Brian
updated May 26, 2012
posted by follywood
