Question

Use ser and one more adjective to describe the following people and pets ?! help!!:)

Answer 1

Mi mejor amigo es (ser) cariñoso.
Mi mejor amiga es (ser) linda.
Mis amigos y yo confiamos en el otro.
Mi primo Adán es alto.
Mi prima Gloria es baja.
Mi perro Mota es juguetón.
Mi gata Divina es suave.

Answer 2

The description of the people and pets in the text could be:

1. Yo soy delgada y baja.
2. Mi madre es amable y cariñosa.
3. Mi padre es fuerte y serio.
4. Mi mejor amigo es comprensivo e inteligente.
5. Mi mejor amiga es hermosa y delicada.
6. Mis amigos y yo somos unidos, responsables y carismáticos.
7. Mi primo Adán es guapo y joven.
8. Mi prima Gloria es trabajadora y sociable.
9. Mi perro Mota es fiel y tierno.
10. Mi gata Divina es orgullosa e interesada.

Step-by-step explanation:

The translation of the sentences is:

1. I am thin and short.
2. My mother is kind and affectionate.
3. My father is strong and serious.
4. My best friend is understanding and intelligent.
5. My best friend is beautiful and delicate.
6. My friends and I are united, responsible and charismatic.
7. My cousin Adam is handsome and young.
8. My cousin Gloria is hardworking and sociable.
9. My dog Mota is faithful and tender.
10. My cat Divina is proud and interested.

The verb "ser" in Present Tense is conjugated in the form below:

• Yo soy.
• Tú eres.
• Él es.
• Ella es.
• Ello es.
• Nosotros somos.
• Ellos son.

To identify the appropriate conjugation, the noun must be replaced by the appropriate personal pronoun and then review the conjugation that corresponds to that personal pronoun.

Adjectives in Spanish can be male and female, as well as singular or plural, this is determined by the noun of the sentence, with the following characteristics:

1. Female and singular adjective: regularly endings in "a".
2. Female and plural adjective: regularly endings in "as".
3. Male and singular: regularly endings in "o".
4. Male and plural: regularly endings in "os".

Sometimes the adjective ends in "e" or "es" depending on whether it is singular or plural, in that case, it applies to both male and female.