Ownership Ch. 2B.

Riesgo U2E1 El vocabularioLos verbosLas preguntasLos adverbiosHay que/tener que

If there is no s in Spanish to show ownership, what do they use instead?

There are four words in Spanish that mean the. singularplural masculine feminine el la los las.

POSSESSION.

Spanish Nouns Gender and Articles. Feminine Nouns Words that refer to females Words that refer to females Most words that end in –a Most words that end.

2B-3 Plural nouns and articles And showing ownership/possession And a review of contractions.

Jeopardy U2E1 El vocabularioLos verbosLas preguntasLos adverbiosHay que/tener que

Using “de” and possessive adjectives to show ownership

Nouns All nouns in Spanish have a gender: femenine or masculine. Masculine nouns generally finish in -o. Femenine nouns generally finish in -a.

Nouns and Definite Articles & The Preposition DE.

Definite and Indefinite Articles “We’re going to learn how to say ‘the’ and ‘a’”

Write out the sentences, matching the sides up correctly 1. La madre de mi madre… 2. El hijo de mi tío… 3. El hijo de mis padres… 4. La hermana de mi padre…

Possession and Relationships with de Posesión con de 3.2.

Definite and Indefinite Articles #7

CORNELL STYLE. What are the definite articles in Spanish? “el” “la” “los” “las” What do they mean? “The” Where do they go?In front of the noun How do.

Articles.

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

I know how to play the guitar. Yo sé tocar la guitarra.

Saying “the” in Spanish (Definite articles!). Spanish nouns have gender: masculine or feminine! el / la before the noun example: el chico, la chica.

Definite and Indefinite Articles