#DailyVocabulary

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In Spanish, adjectives must agree with the noun in gender (masculine / feminine) and number (singular / plural). That means: If the noun is masculine, the adjective is masculine If the noun is feminine, the adjective is feminine If the noun is plural, the adjective is plural Look at these examples: el bolígrafo rojo → the red pen la carpeta roja → the red folder los bolígrafos rojos → the red pens las carpetas rojas → the red folders You can see how rojo → roja → rojos → rojas changes to match the noun. The same happens with other colors and adjectives: verde → el bolígrafo verde / la carpeta verde / los bolígrafos verdes azul → el bolígrafo azul / las carpetas azules So remember: 👉 Noun changes → adjective changes too.

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In Spanish, when you recommend, suggest, or advise that another person do something, you use: RECOMENDAR / SUGERIR / ACONSEJAR + QUE + PRESENTE DE SUBJUNTIVO 🔹 Structure Verbo de consejo + que + subjuntivo 🔹 Examples Te recomiendo que pruebes el esquí acuático. Le sugiero que tome unas clases más. Os aconsejo que no le molestéis hoy. 👉 These verbs express opinion, advice, or influence, not facts — so Spanish uses the subjunctive. ⚠️ Common mistake ❌ Te recomiendo que pruebas. ✅ Te recomiendo que pruebes. 🧠 Easy rule If you are telling someone else what to do: Use the subjunctive.