COPY THE RED NOTES DEFINITE ARTICLES. In Spanish all nouns belong to one of two genders: Masculine and Feminine Masculine nouns usually end in “o” and.

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COPY THE RED NOTES DEFINITE ARTICLES

In Spanish all nouns belong to one of two genders: Masculine and Feminine Masculine nouns usually end in “o” and feminine nouns usually end in “a”. Singular nouns name one of something. Plural nouns name more than one of something. We will talk more about singular vs plural nouns another time.

DEFINITE ARTICLES All nouns have a definite article. The four definite articles mean “the”. They have different forms that agree with their noun in gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/plural). El (masculine, singular) La (feminine, singular) Los (masculine, plural) Las (feminine, plural)

MasculineFeminine Singular El the La the Plural Los the Las the

EXAMPLES: El profesor – the professor La profesora – the professor (female) Los profesores – the professors Las profesoras – the professors (female)

REVIEW All nouns have a definite article. Only nouns have a definite article. The definite article determines gender and number of the noun. All four DA mean “the”. El, La, Los, Las