Unidad 2: Los nombres y los artículos

Learn Spanish nouns & articles: gender, number, and usage basics!

In Spanish, all nouns are either... (select two) long feminine short masculine Almost all nouns that end in -o are... masculine feminine plural Almost all nouns that end in -a are... masculine feminine plural Nouns that end in -e or a consonant can be either masculine or feminine. You need to... take a guess with these forget these memorize these Nouns that refer to people usually have a masculine and feminine form. The feminine is formed by: (select two) changing the -o to -e changing the -o to -a adding an -a if it ends in a consonant Nouns can also be singular or plural. Form the plural by: (select two) adding "s" if it ends in a vowel adding "is" if it ends in a consonant adding "es" if it ends in a consonant Sort the articles into the appropriate category. definite el la los las indefinite un una unos unas In Spanish, definite articles are equivalent to: the a, an, some In Spanish, indefinite articles are equivalent to: the a, an, some Sort the nouns as masculine or feminine. feminine pared cocina ventana puerta sala masculine garaje techo ascensor suelo comedor Translate each phrase. Click for a word bank. 1. the ground floor la planta baja2. a window una ventana3. the window la ventana4. the doorslas puertas5. some doors unas puertas6. a wall una pared