The Spanish Contraction A + El = Al

All Spanish verbs end in either -ar, --er, or -ir. This unconjugated form of the verb is called the infinitive; it tells what the action is.

Descansar means to rest and the first person singular form is "descanso".

The correct answer is "a los". This is because the phrase "a los" is used to indicate movement towards a group of masculine objects, in this case, "bancos" which is a masculine noun. The other options, "al", "a las", and "a la", are used when referring to singular masculine, plural feminine, and singular feminine objects respectively.

In this sentence, the correct answer is "a la". This is because "escuela" is a singular feminine noun, so it requires the singular feminine article "la". The preposition "a" is used to indicate movement or direction towards a place, in this case, the school. Therefore, the correct phrase is "Tú vas a la escuela", which translates to "You go to the school" in English.

The correct answer is "al". In Spanish, the preposition "a" is used to indicate movement towards a specific destination. When the destination is the masculine singular noun "correo" (meaning "post office"), the preposition "a" combines with the masculine singular definite article "el" to form the contraction "al". Therefore, the correct phrase is "va al correo", which translates to "you go to the post office" in English.

The correct answer is "a las". In Spanish, the preposition "a" is used to indicate movement towards a specific location. In this case, the students are going to "las tiendas" (the stores), which is a plural feminine noun. Therefore, the correct preposition to use is "a las", which means "to the".

They assist the exercise class Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The infinitive is "asistir".

The correct answer is "a los". In Spanish, when referring to going to a plural noun like "parques" (parks), the preposition "a" is used followed by the masculine plural article "los". This indicates that the speaker and their friends are going to "the parks".

The correct answer is "a la" because "piscina" is a feminine noun, so it requires the feminine article "la." Additionally, "a la" is used to indicate movement towards a specific location, in this case, the pool.

The correct answer is "a las". In Spanish, when referring to going to a specific place, the preposition "a" is used followed by the feminine plural article "las" to indicate going to multiple stores. Therefore, the correct phrase would be "a las tiendas" which translates to "to the stores" in English.

The correct answer is "al". In Spanish, when the preposition "a" is followed by the definite article "el", they combine to form the contraction "al". So, the sentence translates to "You all go to the cinema."

The correct answer is "al". In this sentence, "Mi mamá va" means "My mom goes" and "centro comercial" means "shopping center". The word "al" is a contraction of "a" (to) and "el" (the), and is used before masculine singular nouns. Therefore, "al" is the correct choice to indicate that my mom goes to the shopping center.

The correct answer is "al". In Spanish, when a noun is masculine and singular and starts with a consonant, the preposition "a" is combined with the definite article "el" to form "al". In this case, "museo" is a masculine and singular noun starting with a consonant, so we use "al" to indicate "to the museum".

The correct answer is "a los". This is because the sentence is indicating that the speaker's uncle goes to multiple restaurants. "A los" is the correct preposition to use when referring to a plural masculine noun, such as "restaurantes".

The correct answer is "al". In Spanish, the preposition "a" is used to indicate movement towards a place, and it is combined with the definite article "el" to form the contraction "al". Therefore, the correct phrase is "van al teatro", which translates to "they go to the theater".