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Question 1 with 1 blankLupe, Rosa y Tomás son (bueno) amigos. Question 2 with 2 blanksIgnacio es (alto) y (guapo). Question 3 with 2 blanksLaura y Virginia son (bajo) y (delgado). Question 4 with 2 blanksPedro y Vanessa son (moreno), pero Diana es (pelirrojo). Question 5 with 2 blanksNosotras somos (inteligente) y (trabajador). Question 6 with 2 blanksEsos (Those) chicos son (simpático), pero son (tonto).

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julianrusso122

Answer:

1) Buenos

2) alto, guapo

3) Bajas, delgadas

4) Morenos, Peliroja

5) Inteligentes, Trabajadoras

6) Simpaticos, Tontos

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Answer:

Lupe, Rosa y Tomás son (bueno) buenos amigos.

Ignacio es (alto) alto y (guapo) guapo.

Laura y Virginia son (bajo) bajas y (delgado) delgadas.

Pedro y Vanessa son (moreno) morenos, pero Diana es (pelirrojo) pelirroja.

Nosotras somos (inteligente) inteligentes y (trabajador) trabajadoras.

Esos (Those) chicos son (simpático) simpáticos, pero son (tonto) tontos.

Explanation:

In this activity we have to match the adjectives with the subject. In Spanish, the adjectives must agree with the subject they are describing in gender (masculine/feminine) and quantity (singular/plural)

1. Buenos (good) - is masculine and plural. The subjects are Lupe, Rosa and Tomas. In Spanish, when there is a group of people with mixed genders, the masculine form is used

2. Alto and guapo (Tall and handsome) - masculine and singular. The adjectives are describing Ignacio (he).

3. Bajas and delgadas (short and thin) - feminine and plural. The adjectives are describing Laura and Virginia (they/both females)

4. Morenos (brunette) - masculine and plural. The subjects are Pedro and Vanessa,  when there is a group of people with mixed genders, the masculine form is used.  Pelirroja (red-haired) - feminine and singular. he subject is describing is Diana (she)

5. Inteligentes and trabajadoras (smart and hardworking) - feminine and plural. The subjects are Nosotras (we/feminine)

6. Simpaticos and tontos (good-looking and stupid) - Masculine and plural. The subjects are Esos chicos (those kids) - they

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