Adjective Agreement

Front

Make any corrections: las profesoras creativos

Back

las profesoras creativas

Front

Make any corrections: una chica divertido

Back

una chica divertida

Front

Make any corrections: la escuela grande

Back

no change

Answer explanation

If a Spanish adjective ends with either an “e” or “ista,” it means that they're neutral and won't change based on gender. They do, however, still change in number.

Front

Make any corrections: Unos señores español

Back

Unos señores españoles

Answer explanation

In Spanish, when describing someone's nationality, the adjective representing the nationality must agree with the gender and number of the person being described, meaning you need to add "-a" to make it feminine and "-s" to make it plural for multiple people; for example, "español" (Spanish male) becomes "española" (Spanish female) and "españoles" (Spanish males plural).

Front

dos familias _____ (español)

Back

españolas, dos familias españolas

Answer explanation

In Spanish, when describing someone's nationality, the adjective representing the nationality must agree with the gender and number of the person being described, meaning you need to add "-a" to make it feminine and "-s" to make it plural for multiple people; for example, "español" (Spanish male) becomes "española" (Spanish female) and "españoles" (Spanish males plural).

Front

Rosa y Maria son _____.

Back

bonitas

Front

Mis amigos son muy ________.

Back

cómicos

Front

The boys are generous and nice.

Back

Los chicos son generosos y simpáticos.

Front

Las chicas son ________.

Back

guapas

Front

Nosotras somos ___________.

Back

atléticas