What happens to bueno and malo when placed before a masculine singular noun? Your answer
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The words “bueno” and “malo” also may appear before the nouns they modify. When they appear before a masculine singular noun, they become “buen” and “mal.”

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choose the best informal 'tú' translation of the following sentence = run

it's an imperative form ===> corre (tú)

correr (présent)

corro

corres

corre

corremos

corréis

corren

none of thes are

imperative tense

corre (tú) > correct

corra (él/ella/ud)

corramos (nosotros)

corred (vosotros)

corran (ellos/ellas/uds)

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