Mi abuelo _________ de Ecuador tambiér!
which verb should I use? Es or son ? Is it Es?
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Sorry about that Juju. My pet monkey, William, typed in this reply before I could stop him. As he said though, you must include an attempt before we will help you with your work! This response is also for your previous post.
Thanks!
By the way, Son and Es are of the same verb, Ser. I'm pretty sure that this isn't a matter of knowing what verb to use (like Ser and Estar), it's matching the number of subjects with the appropriate tense.
Think about it. "Abuelo" is singular, yes? You only have one, not two or three or four. So which verb tense is used with a singular subject?
Hope this helps!