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Spanish Text:
La imagen muestra una cara sobre una ciudad con dos lados. Un lado representa la noche y el otro el día.

English Translation:
The picture shows a face above a city with two sides. One side representing night and the other day.

Grammar Notes:
La imagen muestra una cara sobre una ciudad con dos lados. Un lado representa la noche y el otro el día.

1. La - "The" (feminine singular definite article). It indicates that the noun it precedes is specific.
2. imagen - "image" or "picture." It's a feminine noun, thus paired with "la."
3. muestra - "shows" or "displays." It's the third person singular form of the verb "mostrar," which means "to show."
4. una - "a" or "one" (feminine singular indefinite article). It precedes feminine nouns that are nonspecific.
5. cara - "face." A feminine noun.
6. sobre - "on" or "above." It's a preposition indicating location or position.
7. una ciudad - "a city." "Ciudad" is a feminine noun, so it's preceded by "una."
8. con - "with." It's a preposition used to indicate inclusion or accompaniment.
9. dos lados - "two sides." "Dos" is the number "two," and "lados" is the plural form of "lado," meaning "side."
10. Un - "a" or "one" (masculine singular indefinite article). It precedes masculine nouns that are nonspecific.
11. lado - "side." A masculine noun.
12. representa - "represents." It's the third person singular form of the verb "representar," which means "to represent."
13. la noche - "the night." "Noche" is a feminine noun, so it's preceded by "la."
14. y - "and." It's a conjunction used to connect words or phrases.
15. el otro - "the other." "Otro" is a masculine adjective meaning "other" and is paired with the definite article "el" for masculine nouns.
16. el día - "the day." "Día" is a masculine noun, so it's preceded by "el."

General Grammar Tip:
When matching articles (definite or indefinite) and adjectives to nouns in Spanish, ensure they agree in both gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural). For instance, "una cara" (a face) is correct because "cara" is feminine and singular, so the article "una" must also be feminine and singular.

Related Words:
- El rostro (the face) - Another word for "face," typically more formal.
- Mostrando (showing) - The gerund form of "mostrar," used for continuous actions.
- Sobre (about) - Apart from "on," "sobre" can also mean "about" when indicating a topic.
- Ciudadano (citizen) - Related to "ciudad," meaning someone who lives in a city.

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