Respuesta :
Let's go through each statement and provide the correct agreement:
A. Sí, es una doctora inteligente. (Yes, she is an intelligent doctor.) - Since "doctora" is a feminine noun, we use the indefinite article "una" before "doctora" to match the gender.
B. Sí, son unos estudiantes interesantes. (Yes, they are interesting students.) - Since "estudiantes" is a masculine plural noun, we use the indefinite article "unos" before "estudiantes" to match the gender and number.
C. Sí, es una enfermera joven. (Yes, she is a young nurse.) - Since "enfermera" is a feminine noun, we use the indefinite article "una" before "enfermera" to match the gender.
D. Sí, es un profesor guapo. (Yes, he is a handsome professor.) - Since "profesor" is a masculine noun, we use the indefinite article "un" before "profesor" to match the gender.
E. Sí, es un médico alto. (Yes, he is a tall doctor.) - Since "médico" is a masculine noun, we use the indefinite article "un" before "médico" to match the gender.
F. Sí, son unos pacientes delgados. (Yes, they are thin patients.) - Since "pacientes" is a masculine plural noun, we use the indefinite article "unos" before "pacientes" to match the gender and number.
G. Sí, son unos doctores mayores. (Yes, they are older doctors.) - Since "doctores" is a masculine plural noun, we use the indefinite article "unos" before "doctores" to match the gender and number.
H. Sí, es un neurólogo simpático. (Yes, he is a nice neurologist.) - Since "neurólogo" is a masculine noun, we use the indefinite article "un" before "neurólogo" to match the gender.
A. Sí, es una doctora inteligente. (Yes, she is an intelligent doctor.) - Since "doctora" is a feminine noun, we use the indefinite article "una" before "doctora" to match the gender.
B. Sí, son unos estudiantes interesantes. (Yes, they are interesting students.) - Since "estudiantes" is a masculine plural noun, we use the indefinite article "unos" before "estudiantes" to match the gender and number.
C. Sí, es una enfermera joven. (Yes, she is a young nurse.) - Since "enfermera" is a feminine noun, we use the indefinite article "una" before "enfermera" to match the gender.
D. Sí, es un profesor guapo. (Yes, he is a handsome professor.) - Since "profesor" is a masculine noun, we use the indefinite article "un" before "profesor" to match the gender.
E. Sí, es un médico alto. (Yes, he is a tall doctor.) - Since "médico" is a masculine noun, we use the indefinite article "un" before "médico" to match the gender.
F. Sí, son unos pacientes delgados. (Yes, they are thin patients.) - Since "pacientes" is a masculine plural noun, we use the indefinite article "unos" before "pacientes" to match the gender and number.
G. Sí, son unos doctores mayores. (Yes, they are older doctors.) - Since "doctores" is a masculine plural noun, we use the indefinite article "unos" before "doctores" to match the gender and number.
H. Sí, es un neurólogo simpático. (Yes, he is a nice neurologist.) - Since "neurólogo" is a masculine noun, we use the indefinite article "un" before "neurólogo" to match the gender.