Grammar Notes: 1. Esta - Meaning: This - Type: Demonstrative adjective - Explanation: Used to specify a noun close to the speaker. Agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. Here, it modifies imagen (feminine singular). 2. imagen - Meaning: Image - Type: Noun - Gender: Feminine - Infinitive: N/A (not a verb) 3. muestra - Meaning: Shows - Type: Verb - Infinitive: mostrar - Explanation: Third person singular present tense. The subject is imagen. 4. a - Meaning: To - Type: Preposition - Explanation: Used before direct objects that are people or pets (personal "a"). 5. un - Meaning: A - Type: Indefinite article - Explanation: Used before masculine singular nouns. Here, it modifies hombre. 6. hombre - Meaning: Man - Type: Noun - Gender: Masculine 7. y - Meaning: And - Type: Conjunction - Explanation: Connects hombre and niño. 8. un - Meaning: A - Type: Indefinite article - Explanation: Used again for niño, a masculine singular noun. 9. niño - Meaning: Child (boy) - Type: Noun - Gender: Masculine 10. pequeño - Meaning: Small, little - Type: Adjective - Explanation: Modifies niño. Agrees in gender and number (masculine singular). 11. sentados - Meaning: Seated, sitting - Type: Past participle used as an adjective - Infinitive: sentar (to sit) - Explanation: Describes hombre and niño. Plural masculine to agree with both. 12. en - Meaning: In, on - Type: Preposition - Explanation: Indicates location. 13. una - Meaning: A - Type: Indefinite article - Explanation: Used before feminine singular nouns. Modifies cama. 14. cama - Meaning: Bed - Type: Noun - Gender: Feminine 15. leyendo - Meaning: Reading - Type: Gerund - Infinitive: leer (to read) - Explanation: Indicates an ongoing action. 16. un - Meaning: A - Type: Indefinite article - Explanation: Modifies libro. 17. libro - Meaning: Book - Type: Noun - Gender: Masculine ### General Grammar Tip Using Articles: - Un/una are indefinite articles used for unspecified objects, similar to "a" or "an" in English. - They agree in gender and number with the noun they modify. Use un for masculine nouns and una for feminine nouns. Related Words: - Niña (girl) - Pequeña (small, feminine form) - Mostrar (to show) - Sentarse (to sit oneself) ### Additional Vocabulary: - Leer (to read) - Grande (big, large) - Persona (person) |
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