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MagsA2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Does the comparative agree only with the noun following it?Comprad tanta carne como pescado. Should I ignore the gender of the second noun?

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HabibaA1Kwiziq community member

Why is it felizmente and not felizmente?

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MagsA2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Hay or hace?In the question It's very foggy, I used hay instead of hace (by mistake!) But I got the credit. I guess it could be ok to say there's a lot of fog, hay mucho niebla, but is it better to stick to hace?

Asked 2 years ago

MagsA2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Singular or plural?In a question La policía (persguir) los.... I wasn't sure whether to put the verb in the Singular or plural. The answer is in the singular. Are there other cases where the singular is used for a group too?

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MagsA2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

When to use estar?Is it too soon to ask for the situations when estar is used? Is it only for being in a place and for descriptive adjectives?

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MagsA2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Is the verb llevar always followed by a?In the test it says Vosotros lleváis a Natalia.... I was so concerned about the a that I forgot to put the áis as the verb ending!

Asked 2 years ago

MagsA2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

I'm confused about the possible difference between English and Spanish in one example.Encuentro las gafas de Adriana, means I find Adriana's glasses. But what does "No encuentro las gafas de Adriana" mean? I don't find the glasses? Or I can't find the glasses? I believe it's the former, but I lost a point in my test because I wrote "No puedo encontrar las gafas de Adriana".

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ChristopherB1Kwiziq community member

Feminine plural adjectivesSo, for the quiz, I got this one wrong: “El gazpacho es andaluz y las sevillanas también son andaluzas”. I guess there must be a rule about feminine plural adjectives? Maybe it needs to be clarified in the lesson?

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