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In Spanish, when you use an adjective you have to use the _____ form with masculine nouns. a. femenine B. masculine and feminine C.infinitive D.masculine
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In Spanish, when you use an adjective you have to use the _____ form with masculine nouns. a. femenine B. masculine and feminine C.infinitive D.masculine

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Well most likely D. because you are suppose to use the masculine form with masculine nouns. It can also be C.
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I think that the answer might be B.) Infinitive but I'm not 100% percent sure. Please let me know if I'm wrong!
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