¿Cómo eres? Descripciones personales
Soler + infinitive (-AR/-ER/-IR) Present tense of the verb SOLER: Suelo, sueles, suele, solemos, soléis, suelen. Soler + infinitive it is used to say that the person usually does something. Mi hermano suele llevar gafas My brother usually wears glasses. Suelo visitar a mis abuelos los domingos. I usually visit my grandparents on Sundays
Adjectives must agree with the noun they describe. Singular Plural Masc.Fem.Masc.Fem. GuapoGuapaGuaposGuapas FeoFeaFeosFeas Inteligente Inteligentes TrabajadorTrabajadoraTrabajadoresTrabajadoras
Comparisons in Spanish To make a comparison in Spanish, you need the construction: más… que… (more…than…) or menos…que… (less…than…) The adjective is sandwiched in the middle and changes its ending to agree with the person/people being described. Britney Spears es más guapa que Madonna. Mr Bueno es más guapo que Mrs Delacroix. Los estudiantes son más inteligentes que los profesores.
Many adjectives are cognates… For example: activo, popular, agresivo, cruel, etc. But be careful with some of them because they don’t all translate as you expected!!!! simpático = nice sensible = sensitive gracioso = funny