In Spanish, the definite article 'el' is used before masculine or feminine nouns? ( definite article in English is "THE" )
In Spanish, adjectives come before the noun they describe, unlike English.
What is the Spanish indefinite article for a feminine singular noun (Hint: English equivalent is 'a' or 'an')?
Which of the following are Spanish definite articles? (Select all that apply) ( definite article in English is "THE"?
If a noun in Spanish ends in 'o', it is usually _____.
Which of the following Spanish adjectives means 'happy'?
In Spanish, if we want to describe a 'blue car', what order should the words go in?
What does the Spanish adjective 'viejo' mean in English?
In Spanish, how would you describe a 'tall girl'?
Choose the correct adjective that best completes the sentences in questions 10, 11, 12, 13-
"Nosotros somos unos estudiantes_____
Choose the correct adjective that best completes the sentences in questions 11, 12, 13-
"Vosotros sois _____
Choose the correct adjective that best completes the sentences in questions 12, 13-
"Las chicas son ______
Choose the correct adjective that best completes the sentences in questions 13-
"La abuela es ______
What is the indefinite article for a masculine singular noun in Spanish like "_____libro" ? ( In English, indefinite articles are " A" & "AN)
What is the definite article for a feminine singular noun in Spanish like "______ casa" ? ( In English the definite article is "THE")
What is the definite article - ( English definite article : "THE") for a masculine plural noun in Spanish like " libros"?
What is the indefinite article- ( In English the indefinite article in English is "A" & "A") for a feminine plural noun in Spanish like " _____________estudiantes"?
Pick the adjective that means the opposite of " viejas"
Which adjective would you use to describe in a Spanish a student who likes to study a lot?
Organize these words in order to build a sentence in Spanish:
estudiantes/inteligentes/son/los