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| 1. The Article lo | 2. Grammar Extra! |
Unlike the other Spanish Articles, and articles in English, lo is NOT used with noun.
| Lo can be used with a masculine singular adjective or past participle (the -ado and ido forms of regular verbs) to form a noun. |
| Lo unico que no me qusta ... | The Only Things I don;t Like... |
| Esto es lo importante. | That's the important thing. |
| Lo bueno de eso es que... | The Good Thing about it is That... |
| Sentimos mucho lo ocurriedo. | We are very sorry about what happened. |
lo can be used with an adjective followed by que to emphasize how big/small/beautiful and so on something is or was. The adjective must agree with the noun it describes.
| We didn't know how small the house was | No sabiamos lo pequena que era la casa. |
| You can't imagine how nice they are | No te imaginas lo simpaticos que son. |
lo can also be used in a similar way with an adverb followed by que.
| I Know how much you like music | Se lo mucho que te gusta la musica. |
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lo can be used with de followed by a noun phrase to refer back to something the speaker and listener both know about
Spanish Comparatives And Superlatives Of Adjectives
