Repaso #3 Noun-Adjective Agreement & Ir

Repaso #3

Review of noun adjective agreement, school supplies, as well as greetings & farewells.

Part #1 Práctica con "ir" continuado

Copy the vocabulary terms below. Then, using the formula "ir + a + place", write out the entire sentence, describing where one is going.

For example: if the sentence says "yo" and there is a picture of the river (el río), you would respond with "Yo voy al río."

Remember, when you have "a + el" such as "el río", it becomes "al".

La playa - the beach

La fiesta - the party

El Parque - the Park

Las montañas - the mountains

El cine - the theatre

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Part 2: Noun-Adjective Agreement

The following videos and slides are review. You may choose to skip to the practice activities if you feel confident about noun-adjective agreement and articles.

If you feel like you need the review, you may watch the videos and/or take notes over the slides.

If you need to review how to determinte whether a noun (person, place or thing) is masculine or feminine, watch the video on the follow slide and take some notes.

To summarize gender rules:

• Nouns that end in "o" are generally masculine

• Nouns that end in "a" generally feminine

• Words that end in "ción", "sión", "dad", "tad", "tud", "umbre" are feminine

• There are SOME RANDOM words that end in "o" that are feminine such as "la mano, "la radio"

• There are SOME RANDOM words that end in "a" that are masculine such as "el día", "el planeta"

• Words that end in "l" are normally "masculine" such as "el papel"

To summarize rules for number:

• To make words plural that end in a vowel (a, e, i, o, u), add an "s"

• To make words plural that end in a consonant (anything other than a vowel), add an "es"

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BONUS VIDEO:

The following video demonstrates how important articles are; sometimes, a noun can completely take on a different meaning when changing the article from masculine to feminine. You will not be tested over these words yet, but I want you to watch the video and familiarize yourself with the concept.

Práctica #2

Choose the appropriate article that agrees with the noun.

Multiple Choice

1:5 (the) manzana

• la

• un

• el

• una

Multiple Choice

2:5 (a) costumbre

• la

• el

• un

• una

Multiple Choice

3:5 (some) libros

• los

• las

• unos

• unas

Multiple Choice

4:5 (some) chicas

• las

• los

• unos

• unas

Multiple Choice

5:5 (the) cuadernos

• unos

• unas

• los

• las

Práctica #3

Fill in the blank with the appropriate form of the adjective. It should agree with the noun in number and gender.