Which word correctly completes this conversation? andrés: ¿quién es maría? martina:

The answer is amiga because it's the only word that has an a at the end.

The correct answer is:

Andrés: ¿Quién es María? Martina: María es mi AMIGA de la escuela

Explanation:

In Spanish we have some grammatical rules related to the CONCORDANCE between words. Concordance means that some words need to match in genre, number or both with others to be counted as grammatical. For example, if we have the noun “niña”, that is singular and feminine and we want to add an adjective to qualify the noun, then the adjective will also be singular and feminine: bonita (not bonitos that is plural and masculine).

In our specific question we have four nouns to fill the blank:

AMIGA: Singular/feminineAMIGO: Singular/masculineNOVIO: Singular/masculinePRIMO: Singular/masculine

So, now we just need to ask ourselves what are the characteristics that the noun MARÍA HAS, and they are:

María is SINGULAR AND FEMININE, so the only option that matches is AMIGA.           María es mi AMIGA de la escuela.

1. Prefiero esos vasos.

2. Prefiero esa lámpara.

3. Prefiero esas servilletas.

4. Prefiero esos cubiertos.

5. Prefiero esas tazas.

6. Prefiero ese mantel.

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