Match the adjective to the correct sentence.
Talentosas Paciente Graciosa Serios
Los amigos son ____________
La chica es ___________
Las chicas son ___________
El amigo es __________
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I would post it again and ask for Spanish help in the title so a Spanish speaker sees it.
Of course, I can help you with that! To match the adjectives to the correct sentences, we need to understand the meaning of each adjective and determine which sentence it applies to. Let's go through each adjective one by one:
1. Talentosas (feminine plural): This adjective means talented. It specifically refers to a group of females who possess talent.
2. Paciente (singular feminine): This adjective means patient. It is used to describe a singular female who is patient.
3. Graciosa (singular feminine): This adjective means funny or amusing. It is used to describe a singular female who is funny.
4. Serios (masculine plural): This adjective means serious. It refers to a group of males who are serious.
Now, let's match the adjectives to the sentences:
- Los amigos son ____________: Since "amigos" means friends (masculine plural), we will match it with the adjective "serios" which means serious.
- La chica es ___________: Since "chica" means girl (singular feminine), we will match it with the adjective "graciosa" which means funny.
- Las chicas son ___________: Since "chicas" means girls (feminine plural), we will match it with the adjective "talentosas" which means talented.
- El amigo es ___________: Since "amigo" means friend (singular masculine), we will match it with the adjective "paciente" which means patient.
So, the correct matches are:
- Los amigos son serios
- La chica es graciosa
- Las chicas son talentosas
- El amigo es paciente
I hope this helps you correctly match the adjectives to the sentences!