Adjective Placement
Can mal/o/a and beun/o/a be placed both before and after the noun?
Yes, they can be placed both before and after the noun
which is the feminine form? Alto or Alta
Alta
is Chicos the singular or plural form of boy
Plural
What happens to the spelling of Bueno/a and Malo/a when they are placed in front of a noun?
They become Buen and Mal.
What is the feminine form of the color green?
Verde
How do you say “the girls” in Spanish
Las chicas
How do you say the masculine form of “Luis is a great man”? Man in Spanish is hombre and a in Spanish is un.
Luis es un gran hombre
How do you say the masculine form of the sentence “Ernesto is good”?
Ernesto es bueno.
how do you say the masculine form of the sentence “the short boys”?
Los chicos bajos.
When discussing normal descriptive adjectives and adjectives of nationality, do the adjectives go before or after the noun that they are modifiying?
When discussing normal descriptive adjectives and adjectives of nationality, the adjective comes after the noun.
how do you say the masculine form of the sentence “Luis is silly and small”?
Luis es tonto y pequeño.
How do you say the feminine form of the sentence “the bad and blonde girls”?
Las chicas malas y pequeñas .
What are the two differences that make Gran and Grande different?
Gran goes before the singular noun and means great
Grande goes after the singular noun and means large.
how do you say the masculine form of the sentence “The boy is fat and young”?
El Chico es gordo y joven
How do you say the masculine form of the sentence “Luis and Ernesto are intelligent”?
Luis y Ernesto son inteligentes.