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Definite and Indefinite Articles Álamo
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Definite Articles O (In English, “the”) are used with nouns to indicate specific persons, places, or things. Álamo
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There are four words in Spanish that mean “the”. singularplural masculine feminine el la los las Álamo
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O The word “the” always precedes a noun and refers to a specific person, place, thing, or concept. O They are either “masculine” or “feminine”. Álamo
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El chico is masculine. La chica is feminine. singularplural masculine feminine el la los las Álamo
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O Nouns ending in –o will be masculine and will use “el” article O Nouns ending in –a will be feminine and will use “la” article O Nouns ending in -e (like hombre) or a consonant (like mujer) can be either masculine or feminine and must be learning individually. Álamo
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Practice… O _____ chico O _____ amigo O _____ persona O _____ estudiante O _____ mujer O _____ alumno O _____ tarea O _____ papel O _____ hombre O El chico O El amigo O La persona O El estudiante O La mujer O El alumno O La tarea O El papel O El hombre Álamo
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Nouns are marked for gender (masculine / feminine), but also for number (singular / plural). singularplural masculine feminine el la los las Álamo
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To form the plural of a noun, Add –s if the noun ends in a vowel. Add –es if the noun ends in a consonant. Casa casas Pared paredes Álamo
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The door is “la puerta”. The doors is “las puertas”. singularplural masculine feminine el la los las Álamo
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Let’s have some fun practicing… Álamo
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What is the plural form of these words? el perro el zapato el amigo los perros los zapatos los amigos Álamo
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What is the plural form of these words? la casa la blusa la chica las casas las blusas las chicas Álamo
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¿ el / la / los / las ? amigo casa zapatos hombre El amigo La casa Los zapatos El hombre Álamo
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In addition, there are four words in Spanish that mean “a”. singularplural masculine feminine un una unos unas Álamo
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O The word “a” in English and “un” or “una” in Spanish are referred to as the indefinite article. O The word “a” always precedes a noun and refers to a specific person, place, thing, or concept. Álamo
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Nouns ending in -o (like sombrero) are usually masculine and take the indefinite article “un” Nouns ending in -a (like camiseta) are usually feminine and take the definite article “una” Nouns ending in -e (like hombre) or a consonant (like mujer) can be either masculine or feminine and must be learning individually Álamo
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singularplural masculine feminine un una unos unas Un chico is masculine. Una chica is feminine. Álamo
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Note: English never uses a plural indefinite article. This form is usually translated with the word “some” Unas chicas (some girls) Álamo
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Let’s practice indefinite articles … Álamo
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What is the plural form of these words? un perro un zapato un amigo unos perros unos zapatos unos amigos Álamo
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What is the plural form of these words? una casa una blusa una chica unas casas unas blusas unas chicas Álamo
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¿ el / la / los / las ? amigo casa zapatos hombre chicas un amigo una casa unos zapatos un hombre unas chicas Álamo
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