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Nouns, Verbs, & Adjectives- Roldan

Nouns, Verbs, & Adjectives- Roldan

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Nouns, Verbs, & Adjectives- Roldan

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Noun

  • Person, place, thing, idea

  • Mrs. Roldan, Michigan, table

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a noun:

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dog

2

blue

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running

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Nouns in Spanish are ...

  • masculine (-o, -os ending)

  • feminine (-a, -as ending)

  • singular (only 1)

  • plural (more than 1)

  • A noun's gender in Spanish doesn't change.

  • But, you can make them plural by adding "s" (vowel) or adding "es" (consonant).

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To determine the gender of the noun I will look at ...

  • The last 1 or 2 letters of the noun.

  • -o, -os ending is masculine

  • -a, -as ending is feminine

  • There are exceptions to those rules.

  • If the noun ends with something other than an "o/os" or an "a/as" you must LOOK UP the word in a DICTIONARY.

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4 ways to say "the"

  • el

  • la

  • los

  • las

  • If you make a noun plural, "the" becomes plural too, el-los, la-las.

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Multiple Choice

What is the gender of this noun: familia

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masculine

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feminine

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unknown, must look it up in a dictionary.

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Multiple Choice

What is the gender of this noun: zapatos

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masculine

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feminine

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unknown, must look it up in a dictionary.

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Multiple Choice

What is the gender of this noun: lugar

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masculine

2

feminine

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unknown, must look it up in a dictionary.

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Adjective

  • Describing word

  • funny, brown, tall,

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of an adjective?

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cat

2

to play

3

large

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Adjectives in Spanish

  • change spelling based on the gender and amount of the noun they describe.

  • Adjectives that end with an "e" or a consonant in Spanish are both masculine & feminine. (triste/ azul)

  • Adjectives that end with an -o change to an -a when describing feminine nouns.

  • To make an adjective plural add s (vowel) or es (consonant).

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Multiple Choice

Use the adjective to describe the noun: El chico es alto.

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alto

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alta

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altos

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altas

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Multiple Choice

Use the adjective to describe the noun: Las plumas son azul.

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azul

2

azula

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azules

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azulas

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Multiple Choice

Use the adjective to describe the noun: La maestra es interesante.

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interesante

2

interesanta

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interesantes

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interesantas

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Multiple Choice

Use the adjective to describe the noun: Mis amigas son bonito.

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bonito

2

bonita

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bonitos

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bonitas

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Multiple Choice

Use the adjective to describe the noun: Mi hermana es bueno.

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bueno

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buena

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buenos

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buenas

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What we are doing is called

  • Noun- adjective agreement

  • changing the spelling of an adjective to agree with the noun's gender and amount.

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Verb

  • Action word

  • am, is, are, to be, to play, singing, ran

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a verb?

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baby

2

purple

3

listened

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There are 2 main types of verbs

  • Conjugated (you know who/what is doing the action)

  • Infinitive (the subject is unknown) - to play, to run (-ar, -er,- ir)

  • Verbs can also be singular and plural

  • Verbs are NEVER masculine or feminine.

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Multiple Choice

Choose the conjugated verb:

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Ricardo listens

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To listen

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Multiple Choice

Choose the conjugated verb:

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Bailar

2

Baila

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Verbs are Conjugated in Spanish by

  • Removing a verb's ending

  • Adding a new ending based on the amount of the subject and whether you are talking to or about the noun.

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Multiple Choice

Which process would I use with the following word: conjugating or noun-adjective agreement: Marta hablar

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conjugating (remove ending add new one)

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noun-adjective agreement (o-a)

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Multiple Choice

Which process would I use with the following word: conjugating or noun-adjective agreement: Los perros son grande.

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conjugating (remove ending add new one)

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noun- adjective agreement (o-a)

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Multiple Choice

Which process would I use with the following word: conjugating or noun-adjective agreement: Yo leer.

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conjugating (remove ending add new one)

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noun- adjective agreement (o-a)

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Multiple Choice

Which process would I use with the following word: conjugating or noun-adjective agreement: La camisa es morado.

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conjugating (remove ending add new one)

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noun-adjective agreement (o-a)

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