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📝 In Action
Las dos tiendas venden productos similares.
A2The two stores sell similar products.
Ellos tienen gustos musicales muy similares.
B1They have very similar musical tastes.
El informe detalla problemas similares en varias regiones del país.
B2The report details similar problems in several regions of the country.
💡 Grammar Points
Adjective Agreement (Plural)
Since 'similares' ends in '-es', it is the form you use when describing more than one thing, whether those things are masculine (libros similares) or feminine (ideas similares).
❌ Common Pitfalls
Using the Singular Form Incorrectly
Mistake: "Mis padres son similar."
Correction: Mis padres son similares. (Since 'padres' is plural, the word describing them must also be plural.)
⭐ Usage Tips
Using 'A' for Comparison
To say that one set of things is similar to another set, use the preposition 'a': 'Estas frutas son similares a las que compramos antes.'
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: similares
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence correctly uses 'similares'?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'similares' and 'iguales'?
'Similares' means 'alike' or 'nearly the same'—there might be small differences. 'Iguales' means 'exactly the same' or 'identical,' leaving no room for variation.
How do I use the singular form of 'similares'?
The singular form is 'similar.' You use it when describing one thing. For example: 'Ese problema es similar a uno que tuvimos antes.'