Question

• alguno o ninguno

unlimited attempts left due january 7th 8:00 am
ll in the blanks with indefinite and negative words.

alguien
ningún

alguna
ninguna

algunas
tampoco

1. no tengo ganas de ir a tienda hoy.
2. ¿tienes ideas para mejorar (to improve) la economía?
3. ¿viene a la fiesta de mañana?
4. no voy a estadio nunca.
5. ¿te gusta de estas corbatas?
6. jorge, tú no eres el único. yo puedo ir de vacaciones.

Explanation:

Question 1

The sentence "No tengo ganas de ir a ____ tienda hoy" is negative (due to "no"). We need a negative word for a singular feminine noun ("tienda" is feminine, singular). "ninguna" is for feminine singular, but when used before a noun, we use "ningún" (but wait, "ningún" is used with masculine singular, "ninguna" is feminine singular but after the noun? Wait, no: "ningún" is the masculine singular indefinite negative adjective, "ninguna" is feminine singular. But when the noun is feminine singular, and we need to put the adjective before the noun, we use "ninguna"? Wait, no, actually, "ningún" is used before masculine singular nouns, and "ninguna" is used as a pronoun or after the noun? Wait, no, let's recall: in Spanish, for negative indefinite adjectives before nouns:

• Masculine singular: ningún
• Feminine singular: ninguna (but wait, no, actually, "ningún" is the form for masculine singular, and "ninguna" is feminine singular, but when the noun is feminine singular, we use "ninguna" as an adjective? Wait, no, let's check the sentence structure. The sentence is "ir a __ tienda". "tienda" is feminine singular. The negative indefinite adjective for feminine singular before the noun: actually, "ningún" is masculine, "ninguna" is feminine, but when used as an adjective before the noun, for feminine singular, we use "ninguna"? Wait, no, maybe I made a mistake. Wait, the options are "ningún", "ninguna", etc. Let's see: the sentence is negative ("no"), so we need a negative word. "tienda" is feminine singular. So the correct word is "ninguna"? No, wait, "ningún" is used with masculine singular, "ninguna" is feminine singular, but when the noun is feminine singular, the adjective before the noun would be "ninguna"? Wait, no, actually, in Spanish, the correct form for a feminine singular noun (tienda) in a negative sentence with "no" is "ninguna" as an adjective? Wait, no, maybe the correct answer is "ninguna"? Wait, no, let's think again. The sentence is "No tengo ganas de ir a tienda hoy". The blank is before "tienda", which is feminine singular. The negative indefinite adjective for feminine singular before the noun: "ninguna" is the feminine singular form, but when used as an adjective before the noun, do we use "ninguna" or "ningún"? Wait, "ningún" is masculine, so for feminine, it's "ninguna". Wait, but "ninguna" is usually used as a pronoun or after the noun? No, actually, the correct form is "ninguna" for feminine singular. Wait, maybe the answer is "ninguna"? Wait, no, let's check the options. The options include "ningún", "ninguna". Let's see: "tienda" is feminine, so "ninguna" is feminine. So the correct answer is "ninguna"? Wait, no, maybe I'm wrong. Wait, the sentence is "ir a __ tienda". Let's check the options. The options are "alguien", "alguna", "algunas", "ningún", "ninguna", "tampoco". So "ningún" is masculine, "ninguna" is feminine. "tienda" is feminine, so "ninguna" is the correct negative adjective for feminine singular. So the answer is "ninguna"? Wait, no, wait, "ningún" is used with masculine nouns, "ninguna" with feminine. So "tienda" is feminine, so "ninguna" is correct. Wait, but let's confirm with an example: "No quiero ir a ninguna tienda hoy" (I don't want to go to any store today). Yes, that works. So the correct answer is "ninguna"? Wait, no, the blank is before "tienda", so "ninguna tienda" or "ningún tienda"? No, "ningún" is masculine, so "ningún" can't be used with "tienda" (feminine). So "ninguna" is correct. So the answer is "ninguna".

Wait, but the options include "ningún" and "ninguna". So fo…

The sentence "¿Tienes ____ ideas para mejorar la economía?" is a question, so we use an indefinite word (not negative, since it's a question asking if there are any ideas). "ideas" is feminine plural. So the correct indefinite word for feminine plural is "algunas".

The sentence "¿Viene ____ a la fiesta de mañana?" is a question asking if someone comes to the party. So we use the indefinite word for a person (someone), which is "alguien".

Answer:

ninguna

Question 2