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As my original language is spanish, i am used to make difference referring to an adjetive, when the subject is a man, a woman, a thing, or a lot of them.
For example (and I hope to be clear so that you can undestand it), the adjetive "incredible".
man: el increíble
woman: la increíble
thing: lo increíble
men/things: los increíbles
women: las increíbles
How do you express this differences in english ?
Thank you.-
In English, there is no difference. Adjectives do not change for gender or number; neither do articles. Using your example, we would say:
* the incredible man
* the incredible woman
* the incredible men
* the incredible women
To review: Adjectives are easy to translate, because they do not change in English. Spanish "el/la/los/las/lo" are translated "the" in English. Spanish "un/una" are translated "a" (before a consonant: "a dog") or "an" (before a vowel: "an apple"). Spanish "unos/unas" don't have an exact translation. If you translate them, use "some." For example:
* Hay [unos] elefantes en la casa.
* There are [some] elephants in the house.
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