Read the sentence and choices, and then select the choice with the correct words to complete the sentence. —mi hija tiene tres gatas; la madre gata y las hijas gatas. las gatas tienen los ojos —¿cómo es la gata madre? —es amarilla; gorda amarillos; gorda amarilla; gordo amarillos; gordo

The correct option with Adjectives to fill the sentence is:

Adjectives are qualities or characteristics assigned to a person, animal or thing, in Spanish, these characteristics can have both gender (male or female) and number (singular or plural).

To use the appropriate adjective on each occasion, you must recognize the noun, identify the gender and number of this and finally use the adjective given in the options that correspond in gender and number with the noun it characterizes.

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amarillos; gorda

Las gatas tienen los ojos amarillos.

The cats have yellow eyes.

—¿Cómo es la gata madre? —Es gorda.

—How is the mother cat? —She is fat.

Explanation: In the first sentence, the noun is "los ojos", that is a masculine and plural noun, so the adjective must agree in gender and number. Amarillos is a masculine and plural adjective. In the second sentence, the noun is "la gata", that is a feminine and singular noun, so the adjective must agree in gender and number. Gorda is a feminine and singular adjective.



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