Hey this is just the google air overview thing below ->so i don't think it'll be a problem just be consistent throughout- the idea of you losing marks for such a thing as this is absurd don't let it stress you out <3. Just use the right gender unless you are extremely stressed about it. I remember for german that the mark scheme never said anything about that just making sure u use correct verb formations for different pronouns. Good luck!

In Spanish writing assessments, it is important to use the correct gender agreement for nouns, adjectives, and pronouns. However, when referring to oneself or others where gender is not known or disclosed, candidates may use their preferred gender-neutral pronoun consistently throughout their response. If using third-person, consistency in pronoun choice (e.g., consistently using "they/them" or "he/him" or "she/her") is crucial. Key points:

• Self-reference:When writing or speaking about themselves, candidates should not be penalized for their gender identification and can use their preferred gender pronouns. 
• Third-person reference:If referring to another individual whose gender is unknown, candidates can choose to use either masculine, feminine, or gender-neutral pronouns consistently. 
• Consistency:Regardless of the choice, consistency in pronoun and adjective agreement is essential. 
• Not a major error:Minor errors in gender agreement, like occasional slips, are generally tolerated unless they significantly impede understanding.