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Los escritores están firmando libros en la feria.
A2The writers are signing books at the fair.
Mis escritores favoritos son de Latinoamérica.
A2My favorite writers are from Latin America.
Muchos escritores prefieren trabajar de noche.
B1Many writers prefer to work at night.
💡 Grammar Points
Making Words Plural
Since the singular form 'escritor' ends in a consonant (r), you add '-es' to make it plural: 'escritores'.
The 'Mixed Group' Rule
In Spanish, the masculine plural form 'escritores' is used to refer to a group of men OR a group that includes both men and women.
❌ Common Pitfalls
The 'E' at the Start
Mistake: "scritores"
Correction: escritores
⭐ Usage Tips
Professional vs. Hobbyist
You can use this word for anyone who writes as a profession or a serious craft, regardless of whether they write novels, blogs, or poetry.
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: escritores
Question 1 of 1
Which group of people would you refer to as 'escritores'?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a difference between 'escritores' and 'autores'?
Generally, 'escritores' refers to people who physically write the work (literary focus), while 'autores' focuses on the ownership or creation of the idea (authorship). In most casual conversations, they are used interchangeably.
Does 'escritores' only apply to book authors?
No, it can be used for anyone whose primary activity is writing, including essayists, journalists, and poets.