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some old teachers
unos maestros viejos
la presentación = presentation. Is it masculine or feminine?
feminine
el problema = problem. Is it masculine or feminine?
masculine
el mapa = the map. Is it masculine or feminine?
masculine
una ciudad ____________ (bonita, grandes, viejas, bonito)
bonita
una estudiante ______________ (rubio, bajos, altas, atlética)
atlética
las guitarras _______________ (grandes, pequeña, viejos, pelirroja)
grandes
el hombre inteligente
the smart/intelligent man
las chicas bonitas
the pretty girls
some disorganized men
unos hombres desorganizados
los estudiantes bajos
the short students
the organized teacher (f)
la maestra organizada
the tall students
los estudiantes altos
the funny girl
la chica cómica
an old woman
una mujer vieja
a young boy
un chico joven
las chicas altas
the tall girls
Nouns come___________adjectives in Spanish. Before or after?
before
If a noun ends in -ción, -sión, -tad, -dad, and -umbre, these are usually
feminine
If a noun ends in -ema, -ama, -ima, and -oma, -eta, these are usually
masculine
If an noun ends in a “z” to make it plural
drop Z and add CES
If a noun ends with an “s” and I want to make it plural
do nothing
If a noun ends in a consonant, to make it plural
add ES
If a noun ends in a vowel, to make it plural
add S
Nouns which end in -o are usually
masculine
Nouns which end in -a are usually
feminine
Nouns can be
singular, plural, masculine, feminine
If an adjective ends in a consonant, to make it plural add
add ES
If an adjective ends in a vowel, to make it plural
add S
Adjectives which end in a letter other than “-o” or “-a” are
neutral
Adjectives which end in -o are usually
masculine
Adjectives which end in -a are usually
feminine
Adjectives can be . . .
masculine, feminine, singular, plural, neutral
Know the indefinite articles (a, an, some)-------
un, una, unos, unas
Know the definite articles (the)-------
el, la, los, las


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