Nouns and Articles REVIEW

In English and Spanish, a noun refers to a person, place, thing, or idea.

• Cierto (True)
• Falso (False)

In Spanish, ALL living and non-living things have gender.

• Falso
• Cierto

The main genders in Spanish are __________ and __________.

• girl , boy
• man , woman
• mujer , hombre
• masculine , feminine

Like in English, Spanish nouns have a number. This means they can be __________ or __________.

• one , two
• masculine , feminine
• singular , plural
• masculine , plural

In English, we use the definite article: THE. In Spanish, we use the definite articles: _____, _____, _____, and _____.

• uno dos tres cuatro
• el la los las
• un una unos unas
• cinco seis siete ocho nueve

In English, we use the indefinite articles: a, an, some. In Spanish, we use the indefinite articles: _____, _____, _____, and _____.

• uno dos tres cuatro
• el la los las
• un una unos unas
• uno una unos unas

In Spanish, articles and nouns must "match" or agree with ________ and ________.

• gender , number
• masculine , feminine
• singular , plural
• masculine, plural

When a word ends in a vowel (a, e, i, o, u), we add the letter ________ to make it plural.

• -s
• -es
• -z
• -c

When a word ends in a consonant (not a vowel) we add ________ to make it plural.

• -s
• -es
• -z
• -c

When a word ends in -z we change the -z to a -c and add ________.

• -s
• -es
• -z
• -c