Breakdown of La policía investiga una agresión en el metro.
un
a, an, some
en
in / on / by (means of transport) / about (after pensar)
el metro
the metro
la policía
the police
Questions & Answers about La policía investiga una agresión en el metro.
Why is it investiga (singular) when the English translation says 'are investigating' (plural)?
Doesn't agresión just mean 'aggression'?
It can refer to 'aggression' as a general attitude, but in news and legal contexts like this one, una agresión is the standard false friend for a physical 'assault' or 'attack'. If you want to talk about someone's aggressive behavior or attitude, you would generally use the word agresividad.
Does changing the gender to el policía change the meaning?
Could I use the continuous tense and say está investigando instead of investiga?