“Grosero” always FEELS like a noun to me. You too? Well, it’s not. It’s an adjective. And a pretty common one too!
But “grosero” doesn’t mean “gross” (not really). It CAN mean “gross” but when you’re describing somebody who “has bad manners”. Because THAT is basically how “grosero” is used in Spanish…
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Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
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Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
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Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
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Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
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Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
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Practice Worksheet & Answer Key, Super Chart)
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Practice Worksheet & Answer Key, Super Chart)
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