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In the clause "A Laura le queda bien es falda" in Spanish and "Laura looks good in that skirt" in English.

• Laura is the subject in both Spanish and English.

• Laura is the (IO) in Spanish and the subject in English.

• Laura is the subject in Spanish and the (DO) in English

In the following exercise you should choose two types:

The noun "table" in English and "mesa" in Spanish is

• a countable noun

• an abstract noun

• a common noun

• a collective noun

To pluralize the noun "amor" in Spanish and "Love in English we need

• Add -es suffix in Spanish and -s suffix in English

• Add -s suffix in Spanish and zero suffix in English

• Add zero suffix in Spanish and -s suffixes in English

• Add -es suffix in Spanish and zero suffix in English

Some nouns have inherent gender. It works for both Spanish and English. Could you give one example per each language?

Explain why is it an inherent gender noun.

The noun "escuela" in Spanish and "School" in English have

• Inherent female gender in Spanish and inherent male gender in English

• Neuter gender in both languages.

• Inherent female gender in Spanish and neuter gender in English.

In the clause "A la sopa le falta el cilantro" in Spanish and "The soup lacks the coriander" in English, we can find a _________ between the two languages.

• The marker 'a' for the (IO) and no marker 'for or to'

• Reverse construction.

• Same construction.