Where is the best place to put the adjective "perezoso" in the following sentence?
Diego (1) es (2) un (3) chico (4).
(1 point)
Responses
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
Which adjective would you use to describe two studious girls?
(1 point)
Responses
estudioso
estudioso
estudiosos
estudiosos
estudiosa
estudiosa
estudiosas
estudiosas
What was the purpose of the white El Cadejo?
(1 point)
Responses
to warn people of harm
to warn people of harm
to protect men late at night
to protect men late at night
to drive off evil spirits
to drive off evil spirits
to care for people's children
to protect men late at night
The best place to put the adjective "perezoso" is in between the article "un" and the noun "chico." So the correct option would be:
4
To determine the best place to put the adjective "perezoso" in the given sentence, we need to consider the meaning and flow of the sentence.
The sentence structure is: [Diego] [es] [un] [chico].
To describe Diego as "perezoso" meaning "lazy," we can place the adjective either before the noun "chico" or after the verb "es."
Option 1: Diego es un chico perezoso. (Diego is a lazy boy.)
Option 2: Diego es un chico perezoso. (Diego is a lazy boy.)
Both options are grammatically correct, and the placement of the adjective does not significantly change the meaning of the sentence. The choice depends on the emphasis you want to give to the adjective "perezoso."