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You have been working through a lot of material that includes sorting grammatically correct and incorrect sentences. Take a look at the sentences below and create a general rule in your own words that you think could explain what makes a sentence grammatically correct in Spanish when using verbs that require spelling changes in the preterite tense. Hint note the subject pronoun. Pay attention to the type of verb. Parentheses AR, ER, IR) determine the conjugations for regular printer right tense verbs. See if any patterns of her. Make your best guess and create your grandma rule for these three special types of herbs, then see if your rule applies to the example sentences we are not looking for a textbook grandma rule, but rather a creation of your own

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A rule that allows you to know if sentences in Spanish are well written would be:

  • Look at the conjugation of time, number, and gender.

In Spanish there are several aspects to take into account to write a sentence correctly. Among them are:

  • A complete structure: Subject, verb, and complement.
  • Well conjugated verb: The verb must go according to the verb tense (present, past, future)
  • The noun must have the correct number and gender.

On the other hand, a rule is a term that refers to

  • A norm that establishes a method for the execution of something.

So, a suitable rule to write the words in Spanish correctly would be:

  • Look at the conjugation of time, number, and gender as shown in the following examples:

  • El alumno (noun masculine/singular) nuevo (adjetive masculine/singular) es (conjugated verb for singular noun) tímido (adjetive masculine/singular).  
  • La alumna (noun feminine/singular) nueva (adjetive feminine/singular) es (conjugated verb for singular noun) timida (adjetive feminine/singular).
  • Los alumnos (noun masculine/plural) nuevos (adjetive masculine/plural) son (conjugated verb for plural noun) timidos (adjetive masculine/plural).  
  • Las alumnas (noun feminine/plural) nuevas (adjetive feminine/plural) son ( conjugated verb for plural noun) timidas (adjetive feminine/plural).

Note: This question is incomplete because the examples are missing.

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