Adjetivos (Adjectives)

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Adjectives Adjectives are words that describe nouns (people, things, places). Adjectives ending in “___” or “____” are masculine. Adjectives ending in.
In English: We have three articles: We have three articles: –A (indefinite) –An(indefinite) –The(definite)
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 In Spanish, adjectives usually come after the noun they describe. Notice “artistica” follows “chica” in the Spanish sentence.  Did you notice that in.
Adjectivos  What is an adjective?  Something that describes a noun or pronoun. In English where do adjectives go in the sentences? In Spanish the adjectives.
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Word Order: Placement of Adjectives Placement of Adjectives n In Spanish, adjectives usually come after the noun they describe. n Margarita es una chica.
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Articles Definite and indefinite. Agree in gender and number gendernumberarticlenounarticlenoun mascsingularEl (the)chicoUn (a)chico mascpluralLos (the)chicosUnos.
SUStANTIVOS (Nouns) ¡Recuerda!: Nouns (person, place, thing) in Spanish have GENDER Por ejemplo… la casa, la escuela, la biblioteca, la hamburguesa are.
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Word Order: Placement of Adjectives Placement of Adjectives n In Spanish, adjectives usually come after the noun they describe. n Margarita es una chica.
La familia: family Yo: I Tú: you Él: he Ella: she.
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Word Order: Placement of Adjectives
Word Order: Placement of Adjectives
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Word Order: Placement of Adjectives
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