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> There are sharp snow-capped mountains.
Please form complete sentences.
"There are sharp snow-capped mountains" would be "Hay afiladas montañas coronadas de nieve" a different phase altogether.
Lo que quiere decir es que
"The sharp snow-capped mountains."
es el sujeto de una oración.
Al final no es más que un nombre, uno largo y decoroso.
Por favor forme frases completas.
In spanish "coronadas" is a verb so the sentence is grammatically correct.
De action of the verb "coronar=crown" falls upon the subject "mountains"
also in english snow-capped=capped with a covering of snow.
"coronadas" es un participio adjetivo, no un verbo.
http://www.gramaticas.net/2010/...articipio.html
los verbos no se declinan por género o número, en Español claro : )
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #1885800
The sharp snow-capped mountains.
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The jagged mountains were capped with snow.
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