Adjective Agreement
Adjective Agreement (Sing.) To describe one person or thing, use ES + a singular adjective. Ejemplo: 1. El libro es divertido. (The book is fun.) 2. La clase es divertida. (The class is fun.)
Adjective Agreement (Plural) To describe more than one person or thing, use SON + a plural adjective. Ejemplo: 1. Los libros son buenos. (The books are good.) 2. Las clases son buenas. (The classes are good.)
Adjective Agreement (Mixed Genders) If you’re describing a group of males and females, use a masculine plural adjective. Ejemplo: 1. Mis compañeros son simpáticos. (My classmates are nice.)
Adjective Agreement (Consonants) Adjectives ending in –e or a consonant as l, r, or n have two forms: singular and plural. To make them plural add –s or –es. Ejemplos: 1. El libro es interesante. 2. Los libros son interesantes. 3. La clase es difícil. 4. Las clases son difíciles.