Ch.1B: y tú, como eres? -Spanish 1A

What does "¿y tú, como eres?" mean in English?

• And you, where are you from?
• And you, what do you do?
• And you, how are you?
• And you, what are you like?

What two forms do Spanish adjectives have?

• nominative and accusative
• present and past
• masculine and feminine
• singular and plural

What are the typical endings of Spanish adjectives?

• -o, -e, -a, -os, -as
• -a,-b,-c,-d,-e,-f

• -a, -e, -i, -o, -u

• -i, -u, -e, -us, -as

What are the Spanish adjective agreement rules?

• Adjectives must agree in gender and number with the noun they modify.
• Adjectives only need to agree in gender with the noun they modify.
• Adjectives do not need to agree in gender and number with the noun they modify.
• Adjectives only need to agree in number with the noun they modify.

Select the sentence that correctly follows the Spanish adjective agreement rules.

• Alexa es alta.

  Roberto es alto.

• Alexa es alto.

  Roberto es alta.

• Alexa es altas.

  Roberto es altos.

• Ngl, I wasn't even paying attention fr.

Where is an adjective placed in a Spanish sentence?

• At the end of the sentence.
• Before the noun.
• After the noun
• In the middle of the sentence.

What are the definite articles in Spanish?

• el, la, lo, las
• este, esta, estos, estas
• un, una, unos, unas
• el, la, los, las

What are the indefinite articles in Spanish?

• no, se

• un, una, unas, uno, unos

• el, la
• este, esta

Using the formula: subject + verb + indefinite article + noun + adjective, fix the following sentence:

joven es maestra Ms.Fraide una

(joven = young / maestra = teacher / es = is / una = a)

Write 2 sentences using the formula: Yo soy + adjective.