Noun Adjective Agreement & Gender of Nouns

In Spanish, the gender of the noun in the sentence has to match the gender of the adjective.

• Cierto

• Falso

Is the word "zapato" in Spanish masculine or feminine?

• Feminine

• Masculine

• Both

• None of the above

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

How would you finish the sentence: el rojo...

• sombrera

• sombreros

• sombrero

• sombreras

What is the gender of the noun "lapiz"?

• Masculine

• Feminine

Finish the Sentence: Jenna, Danielle, y yo vivamos el mercado (market)...

• nuevo

• nuevos

• nueva

• nuevas

Is this word masculine or feminine: tarea

• masculine

• feminine

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

Would this noun be masculine or feminine: reloj

• masculine

• feminine

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

Last Question: What is the most important thing that you should take away from this lesson?

• I wasn't paying much attention.

• Nouns, their article, and the adjective describing it should always agree.

• If a noun ends in d, ion, z, or a- it is feminine, but if it ends with l, o, n, e, or r, it is masculine. This, and if the word is plural or singular, is what needs to agree in the sentence.

• Both B and C.