Spanish 3:6.2

Spanish 3:

5.9.23

By Danielle Banks

Work!

​6.1.3, 6.1.7 and 6.1.8 were due yesterday!

6.2.4, 6.2.8 and 6.2.9 are due 5/10

Today's plan:

Review Study 6.2 including adjective agreement and placement

Adjective Agreement & Placement

​Adjectives in Spanish agree in gender and number with the noun they're describing. But, it's also important to know the gender of the noun we're describing.

It's easier with people's names, but not always as easy with more obscure nouns.​

Nouns and their gender

​1. Most masculine nouns end in -o and feminine end in -a (el chico/la chica)

2.-ista endings can be masculine or feminine

(el dentista/la dentista)​

3.Nouns that end in -e can be both. These have

to be memorized. (el pupitre/la clase)

4.Many nouns that end in -e can be made both

masculine and feminine (el estudiante/la

estudiante)

5.We need to add -a to nouns that end in -on to make them feminine. (El ladron/la ladrona)​

Multiple Choice

Masculine, feminine, or both:

presidente

• masculine

• feminine

• both

Multiple Choice

clase

• masculine

• feminine

• both

Multiple Choice

The word 'artista' is:

• masculine

• feminine

• both

Adjective rules

​1. adjectives that end in -e are both masculine

and feminine. (inteligente/interesante)

​2.adjectives that end in -or add -ora to become

feminine (trabajador, trabajadora)​

3.Adjectives that end in -dor are masculine. To

make plural, add -es (trabajador/trabajadores)

4. To make -dor feminine we add -a

(trabajador/trabajadora)

5. Some adjectives change when they come before the noun (algun jugador, buen partido,

gran mujer)​

Multiple Choice

Llorador is a masculine adjective. How would we make that feminine?

• Leave the same

• add -a

• add -e

Multiple Choice

How do you make inteligente feminine?

• Add an -a

• Leave the same

6.2.9 practice (spoken)

​You are going to Costa Rica.

Talk about yourself, your

school, etc. (7 sentences)

​You are making plans for when you go

to Sonia's house. (3 sentences)

​Now, you are Sonia. Speak about your life in Costa Rica and what your friend can do when they come to your house.

Open Ended

Exit ticket:

Do you work on the practice activities as we go over them?

What is one thing you are struggling with?