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ningún
ninguno
ningunas
a nadie
nada
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Solutions for this problem:
alguna
alguno
algún
alguien
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Givens:
In Spanish, ningún and ninguno/a are negative indefinite words used to mean "none," "no," "not any," or "not a single one". The correct choice depends on where it is placed in the sentence and the gender of the noun you are referring to.
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Complete con la forma correcta del indefinido:
No conozco a ................................ de tus amigos.
ningún
Answer
ningún is used before a singular masculine noun
ninguno
Answer
ninguno is a pronoun, meaning “none”
ningunas
Answer
ningunas are used with feminine plural nouns (e.g., ningunas razones)
a nadie
Answer
Informal way of speaking - a nadie means “nobody.”
nada
Answer
nada means “nothing”, not “nobody” - it is used with things, not people.
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Givens:
Algún and alguno both translate to "some" or "any". Think about whether the word is describing a noun or standing in place of one.
Requirements:
Complete con la forma correcta del indefinido
¿Hay ............... ordenador en esta casa?
alguna
Answer
alguna is feminine singular
alguno
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alguno is a pronoun, not an adjective - it is used to replace a noun
algún
Answer
algún is used before a masculine singular noun
alguien
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alguien means “someone / somebody” - it is used only for people, never for objects.