Describing people in Spanish Making adjectives agree.

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Describing people in Spanish Making adjectives agree

What is a noun? Person, place, or thing. What are some examples of Spanish nouns we have learned? La galleta, la pizza, el refresco, la profesora, un amigo, unos muchachos, las papas fritas, etc.

What does an adjective do? Discuss with an amigo. Describes a noun. List some adjectives we have learned this year…. Alto, moreno, tonto, inteligente, travieso…..

Singluar MASCULINE Nouns (un, el,) Adjectives agree in Spanish in gender and number with the noun they are describing. When you are describing a masculine noun (el or un), you use the ending o for your adjective. *Some adjectives do not end in o like fuerte, inteligente, interesante, joven, trabajador

Brad Pitt es guapo. Brad Pitt es fuerte.* Brad Pitt es talentoso. Brad Pitt es joven.* El helado es bueno. El helado es frío. El helado es grande.*

Singluar FEMENINE Nouns (una, la) Adjectives agree in Spanish in gender and number with the noun they are describing. When you are describing a femenine noun (el or un), you use the ending a for your adjective. *Some adjectives do not end in a like fuerte, inteligente, interesante, joven…they stay the same.

Beyonce es bonita. Beyonce es creativa. Beyonce es talentosa. Beyonce es inteligente*. La pizza es buena. La pizza es deliciosa. La pizza es grande*.

Plural MASCULINE Nouns (unos, los) Adjectives agree in Spanish in gender and number with the noun they are describing. When you are describing a masculine plural noun (los or unos), you use the ending os for your adjective. *Some adjectives do not end in os like fuertes, inteligentes, interesantes, jovenes, trabajadores

Brad Pitt y Mickey son guapos. Brad Pitt y Mickey son fuertes.* Brad Pitt y Mickey son talentosos. Brad Pitt y Mickey son jóvenes.* El helado y el chicle son buenos. El helado son deliciosos.*

Plural FEMENINE Nouns (unas, las) Adjectives agree in Spanish in gender and number with the noun they are describing. When you are describing a femenine plural noun (el or un), you use the ending as for your adjective. *Some adjectives do not end in as like fuertes, inteligentes, interesantes, jovenes…they stay the same. But, its trabajadoras.

Beyonce y Tinkerbell son bonitas. Beyonce y Tinkerbell son creativas. Beyonce y Tinkerbell son talentosas. Beyonce y Tinkerbell son inteligentes*. La pizza y las papas fritas son es buenas. La pizza y las papas fritas son deliciosas.