 In Spanish, adjectives usually come after the noun they describe. Notice “artistica” follows “chica” in the Spanish sentence.  Did you notice that in.

 In Spanish, adjectives usually come after the noun they describe. Notice “artistica” follows “chica” in the Spanish sentence.  Did you notice that in the English sentence the adjective comes before the noun? Here’s a simple pattern you can follow when writing a sentence in Spanish.

 SUBJECTVERBINDEFINITE ARTICLE+NOUNADJECTIVE  Margaritaesuna chica muy artistica.  Pabloesuna estudiante inteligente.  La Sra. Ortizesuna profesora muy buena.

 1. artistic es una chica Mariana  2. es un Tito perezoso chico  3. deportista chica una es Paquita  4. Marcos chico un es reservado no  5. chico no Rafael es estudioso un  6. no una Teresa chica es inteligente

 In Spanish, adjectives usually come after the noun they describe. Notice “artistica” follows “chica” in the Spanish sentence.  Did you notice that in.

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