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Adjectives in Spanish

Adjectives in Spanish Adjectives describe nouns (people, places, things, or ideas). Adjectives usually come after the noun they describe. Sometimes they come before the noun (see Position of Adjectives), but they must agree in gender and quantity. Adjective Endings • Most adjectives have four forms: Masculine Singular, Masculine Plural,

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Demonstrative Adjectives - Spanish for You!

Demonstrative Adjectives Fill in the chart with the correct word - este, esta, ese, esa Use your dictionary to find out the meaning of each word and if it is masculine or feminine. English Meaning this that pastel vela amigo piñata comida regalo juguete música Fill in the chart with the correct words - estos, estas, esos, esas English meaning ...

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Spanish Adjectives Exercise (PDF) - SpanishBoat.com

Spanish Adjectives Exercise (PDF) Answer Key: 1. Mi casa es grande. 2. Hay dos plumas rojas en la bolsa. 3. El día es agradable y soleado. 4. Tu televisor es viejo y no enciende. 5. La niña es muy traviesa y rompió una taza. 6. Los libros de romance y drama son muy interesantes. 7. Estambul es una ciudad antigua. 8. La ropa de esta boutique ...

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Demonstrative Adjectives in Spanish - MS. DIXON

Demonstrative Adjectives in Spanish Demonstrative adjectives specify objects/people or clarify how close something is to another noun or pronoun. For example, “This pizza is just as delicious as that pizza.” Demonstrative Pronouns in Spanish Demonstrative pronouns in Spanish use an accent mark on the first “e” to replace the noun that ...

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Level 1 (A1.1) - Let's Speak Spanish

In Spanish, names and adjectives have gender (masculine and feminine) and number (singular or plural). In this section, you will learn how to form the feminine of masculine adjectives and rules of concordance you have to follow in sentences. 40 Masculino y femenino (Actividades - 30 min)

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THE SPANISH POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES - State University of New York ...

Supply the missing possessive adjective in Spanish. (Assume the item in question belongs to the subject of the sentence.) MODELO EN INGLÉS: The students don’t need their books on the day of an exam. 1) Mi compañera de cuarto busca _____ libro. 2) El profesor busca _____ papeles.

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Page 1 of 5 Spanish 3 – Unit 2, Lesson 8 Patterns Study Sheet

The following chart lists the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish. Number Singular Plural SPANISH DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES Masc. Fem. Masc. Fem. this, these este esta estos estas that, those ese esa esos esas that, those (farthest from speaker) aquel aquella aquellos aquellas In Spanish, don't forget that all adjectives must agree with the ...

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Destinos: 1-26 The Main Grammar Points, and Exercises with Answer Key

• Qualitative and quantitative adjectives. Adjectives that describe (such as red, pretty, handsome, lamentable, fast, upsetting, etc.) generally follow their nouns, while adjectives that indicate, limit or express magnitude generally precede their nouns: nuestra casa (tells which one), but una casa roja (tells what kind); aquella casa,

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Possessive Adjectives mi(s) tu(s) su(s) - Spanish for You!

Possessive Adjectives Answer Key Escribe en inglés. (Write in English.) 1. my party 5. your friend 2. my friends 6. his or her or your (formal) sweet bread

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Noun-Adjective Agreement - Chandler Unified School District

• In Spanish, adjectives match the gender (masculine/feminine) and the number (singular/plural) of the nouns they describe (just like definite/indefinite articles). • So, every adjective has four forms (singular/masculine, singular/feminine/plural masculine/plural feminine). • Unlike English, in Spanish the adjective goes AFTERthe noun.

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