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a word O unas plumas O una palabra O un sofå O un planeta Term chicos (indefinite) O los O unas O unos Term chicos (definite) O las O unas O los O unos Term some words O una palabra O unas palabras O unas chicas O unas plumas 34 of 43 35 of 36 of 43

a notebook O el cuaderno O un planeta O una conversaciön O un cuaderno Term a school O un planeta O un cuaderno O un sofå O una escuela Term the name O unos mapas O unos hombres O el nombre O los chicos Definition No O How do you make a noun plural that ends in a Z ? O How do you make a noun plural that ends in a consonant? O Can you predict the gender of a noun in Spanish? O amigos (definite) 58 of 43 39 of 40 of 43
chicas (indefinite) O unas O las O los O unos Term Nouns that end in -dad are... O masculine O unos O el nombre O feminine Term situaci6n (indefinite) O las O una O un O unos

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It seems you are working on questions related to Spanish nouns, articles, and their pluralization. Here’s a quick overview to help with each term you mentioned:

  1. Indefinite Articles:

    • Singular:
      • a word: "una palabra"
      • a pen: "una pluma"
      • a sofa: "un sofá"
      • a planet: "un planeta"
    • Plural:
      • some boys: "unos chicos"
      • some girls: "unas chicas"
      • some words: "unas palabras"

  2. Definite Articles:

    • Singular:
      • the (singular for masculine): "el" (e.g., "el cuaderno")
      • the (singular for feminine): "la" (e.g., "la escuela")
    • Plural:
      • the boys: "los chicos"
      • the girls: "las chicas"

  3. Pluralization of Nouns:

    • Nouns that end in -z: Change the -z to -c and add -es (e.g., "luz" becomes "luces").
    • Nouns that end in a consonant: Typically, add -es (e.g., "hotel" becomes "hoteles").
    • For nouns that end in -dad: These are usually feminine (e.g., "amistad" is feminine).

  4. Nouns Gender:

    • Generally, nouns ending in -o are masculine, while those ending in -a are feminine. However, there are exceptions.

If you have specific questions or need help with particular terms, feel free to ask!