Descriptive Statements

All persons, places, and things are either masculine or feminine in Spanish.

• True

• False

When making words plural in Spanish which of the follow is NOT a rule

• if the word ends in a vowel add S

• If the word ends in an S add another S

• If the word ends in a Z change the Z to a C and add ES

• If the word ends in any other letter that is not a vowel add es

The adjective must match/agree with the noun in ___ and number

Which one correctly says THE FEMALE STUDENTS

• Los estudiantes

• Las casas

• Las alumnas

• La amigos

Translate: THE CLASS IS BIG.

The little boys are silly.

• El chicos son gracioso.

• Los niños son tontos.

• Las muchachas son tontas.

• Los ninos es tonto

The professors

My cousins are tall.

• Mis abuelos son bajos.

• Mi primos somos altos.

• Mi primo es bajo.

• Mis primos son altos.

My friends and I are funny.

• Mis amigos y yo somos graciosos.

• Mi amigo y yo son cómico.

• Mis abuelas y yo son bonitos.

• Mi amigos y yo somos gracioso.

Create a sentence that describes yourself.