There are four words in Spanish that mean “the”.

I CAN DESCRIBE DEFINITE AND INDEFINITE ARTICLES TO DESCRIBE GENDER OF NOUNS.
In addition, there are four words in Spanish that mean a. singularplural masculine feminine un una unos unas.
Definite Articles, el, la, los, las In Spanish all nouns have masculine or feminine gender. el chicola chica el vecinola vecina When nouns identify one.
L OS A RTÍCULOS Y A DJETIVOS Apuntes #7. Gender… Masculine vs. Feminine Word ends in ‘o’ = Masculine, or word refers to a male person Word ends in ‘a’
Definite Articles, el, la, los, las
Definite Articles, el, la, los, las = The
Definite and Indefinite articles. There are four words in Spanish that mean “the”. singularplural masculine feminine el la los las.
1 Using Definite Articles with Specific Things 2 Los sustantivos (nouns): l Nouns name people, animals, places, or things. l In español, all nouns have.
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Nouns name people, animals, places or things. You need to remember the following things about nouns in Spanish: All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine.
Nouns name people, animals, places or things. You need to remember the following things about nouns in Spanish: All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine.
There are four words in Spanish that mean “a” or “an”. singularplural masculine feminine un una unos unas.
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.
 The boy  The jacket  The socks  The hats  Use when talking about a specific thing.
What are nouns? What is different about nouns in Spanish vs. nouns in English? All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine & feminine ) el muchacho (masculino)
Grammar Essential #6.  In English, there is only 1 definite article “the”.  We use “the” when we are talking about a specific item.
There are four words in Spanish that mean “the”. singularplural masculine feminine el la los las.
1 Definite and Indefinite Articles Articles Definite and Indefinite Articles Articles.
Indefinite Articles. What are the indefinite articles? Unos UnasUna Un.
Gender/Definite and Indefinite Articles. Bell Ringer- pick up a sheet from the podium. Fill in the following next to lunes. Fill in the following with.
Artículos definitivos y indefinitivos
Gender/Definite and Indefinite Articles
Agreement.
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Definite vs. indefinite articles
Definite Articles and Indefinite Articles.
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UNIDAD 1 - Etapa 2 Parte 2.
Agreement of Adjectives:
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Definite and Indefinite Articles.
Indefinite Articles.
TAPAS Write the correct form of SER (soy, eres, es, somos, son) for each, and add details to create a complete sentence: Yo soy estudiante. 1.
Notes 4 – Noun/Adjective Agreement
There are four words in Spanish that mean “the”.
Los sustantivos Nouns: a person, place or thing
SUSTANTIVOS Y ARTÍCULOS
ADJECTIVE / NOUN AGREEMENT
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Español 1 Unidad 1 Etapa 2.
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los ojos (verdes, azules)
Definite Articles “the”
Definite Articles, el, la, los, las
Bell Ringer: Define the terms, don’t forget the article!
Vamonos Translate the following into Spanish. I WONT STAMP IF YOU HAVE AN AGREEMENT ERROR: The pants are brown The shirt is red The socks are white.
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Los artículos y los adjetivos
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¡Feliz Día de San Valentín!
Making plurals.
Indefinite Articles with Unspecific Things