Spanish language Q&A Forum

 "Buen and mal can be used in front of masculine singular nouns, but they keep their longer forms "buena" and "mala" when used with feminine singular nouns."

I chose buena with the feminine singular noun oportunidad, but apparently it was wrong.

Why conjugate deber in the conditional and not the verb that is an infinative? Like instead of 'El pastor debería cuidar a las ovejas', have it be 'El pastor cuidaría a las ovejas'?

What about when the adjective follows a masculine noun? Eg, coche alguno?

why is "que es la significa 'specific word' "incorrect.  Test answer is "Que significa"

Hola, we do we use ‘al’ sometimes instead of el or la?

Hola Silvia

Thank you for your previous explanation regarding "gafas" used in the plural form with a singular object. Please could you provide more examples of other nouns which follow this rule. Thank you!

Hola

Please explain why the sentence:

"Ningunas gafas me quedan bien" uses Ningunas and yet the sentence "Ningunos ninos de mi colegio llevan reloj" is incorrect even though both sentences have plural nouns and plural forms of the verb to agree with the nouns. 

Un saludo

Hola

Please explain why in the below sentence there is no "a" before "Fernando".

Also, in the sentence below do we need to repeat "a" before the word "Pedro"

A Juan y Pedro les gustó Anna.