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The interrogative word who has two forms in Spanish: quién and quiénes. Quién is the singular form. When the question asks quién, the answer will be only one person. If the answer is more than one person, you use the plural form quiénes.
For each picture below, choose which form of who in Spanish should be used. Click on the box to check your answer.
Test your listening skills. Can you correctly answer each question. Listen carefully to determine if the question is asking about one person or more than one.
- Juana y Diana
- Anita
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- los estudiantes
- la profesora
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- Roberto y Carlos
- Manuel
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- Elena y Paco
- César
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- Alicia y Jorge
- Mateo
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- Susana e Isabel
- Javier
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- El Sr. Gomez y Diego
- José
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