"My cats drink milk."

Why do i use toman instead of beben

That's very weird. I always thought "tomar" would mainly be used if you ordered something. Like in "I take a water, please." And in America I think you use it instead of comer... but don't quote me on that.

The same thing happened to me. Are both right? In what context would you use either?

I had the same problem. I do not understand when toman should be used rather than beben....

mi = my mis = my when in reference to a plural situation.

The noun is plural therefore the pronoun must be. Not like English

mi is for one project, such as mi gato. When it's more than one, mi should be changed to mis such as mis gatos

When there is only one cat

tomar = to drink, have (especially an alcoholic beverage)

Same here, I forgot plural and got "pay attention to gender" error as well.

I get that every time I make a number error.

I used gato without problems. There is no indication of gender in this sentence, so both should be fine.

I am confused about this too. Duolingo says the the first and second sentences one with gatos and one with gatas are both ok. I thought since it is (el gato) then the only correct sentence had to be the one with gatos.

Must be "Mis gatos/-as beben leche". With "mi" it must be singular:"gato/-a"

In this sentence you can not see it, so both works ;)

tomar = to drink, have (especially an alcoholic beverage)

Which is what i wrote & it said "beben" should have been "toman"....No comprendo...

I think n is added when subject is plural (Beben for gatos)

Bebe is singular beben is used when you are talking about plural. I drink milk yo bebe leche. They drink milk Ellas/Ellos beben leche.

It's happening to me, also!

Toma is take and comen is eat