A camino can be a path, road or way between places.
The idea
The noun is masculine: el camino, un camino and los caminos.
Examples
- El camino pasa junto al río.The path goes alongside the river.
- Buscamos el camino al pueblo.We are looking for the way to the town.
- Este camino es corto.This path is short.
- Hay dos caminos al parque.There are two paths to the park.
- Los caminos de montaña son estrechos.Mountain paths are narrow.
- Yo camino al trabajo cada mañana.I walk to work every morning.
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Camino can also be the present yo form of caminar; the surrounding words identify its role.
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Choose the masculine article for the path: ___ camino es corto. (El / La)
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El
El is the masculine singular article for the noun.
Choose the plural noun: Hay dos ___. (caminos / camino)
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caminos
Caminos is the plural noun after dos.
Choose the verb form for I walk: Yo ___ al trabajo. (camino / caminas)
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camino
Camino is the present form of caminar for yo.
Practice round
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Choose the masculine article for the path: ___ camino es corto. (El / La)
Choose the plural noun: Hay dos ___. (caminos / camino)
Choose the verb form for I walk: Yo ___ al trabajo. (camino / caminas)
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Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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