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    The document discusses definite and indefinite articles in Spanish. Definite articles (el, la, los, las) are equivalent to "the" in English and are used with masculine and feminine nouns. Indefinite articles (un, una, unos, unas) are equivalent to "a/an" or "some" in English and are also used with masculine and feminine nouns. The definite and indefinite articles follow gender rules for nouns in Spanish.

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    The document discusses definite and indefinite articles in Spanish. Definite articles (el, la, los, las) are equivalent to "the" in English and are used with masculine and feminine nouns. Indefinite articles (un, una, unos, unas) are equivalent to "a/an" or "some" in English and are also used with masculine and feminine nouns. The definite and indefinite articles follow gender rules for nouns in Spanish.

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    Definite and Indefinite 

    Articles

    P. 60
    Realidades 1
    Definite Articles
    ◆El , La , Los and Las are 
    called definite articles.  

       
    Definite Articles
    ◆In English they mean “the”

       
    Definite Articles
    ◆We use El and Los with 
    masculine nouns and La 
    and Las with feminine 
    nouns.

       
    Indefinite Articles
    ◆Un, Una, Unos, and Unas 
    are indefinite articles.

       
    Indefinite Articles
    ◆Un and Una mean 

      “a or an” in English.

       
    Indefinite Articles
    ◆Unos and Unas mean “some” 
    in English.

       
    Indefinite Articles
    ◆Un and Unos are 
    masculine and Una and 
    Unas are feminine.

       

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