Definite & Indefinite Articles

In English and Spanish, a noun refers to people, places, animals, or things.

• Cierto

• Falso

In English and Spanish, we use __________ to point out or introduce nouns.

All Spanish nouns have a grammatical gender, that is, they are either masculine or feminine.

• Cierto

• Falso

The definite article in English is 'the'. What are the definite articles in Spanish?

• el, la, los, las

• un, una, unos, unas

'El' is used to say 'the' for a _________.

• masculine (plural noun)

• feminine (singular noun)

• masculine (singular noun)

• feminine (plural noun)

'La' is used for a _____________.

• masculine

• feminine (plural)

• neuter

• feminine (singular noun)

Spanish articles MUST MATCH or AGREE with the nouns they point out in _________.

• gender (masculine/feminine)

• number and gender

• number (singular/plural)

• endings (o/a)

'Los' is used to say 'the' in Spanish for a __________.

• masculine (singular noun)

• feminine (singular noun)

• masculine (plural noun)

• feminine (plural noun)

'Las' is used to say 'the' in Spanish for a _________.

• feminine (plural noun)

• masculine (singular noun)

• feminine (singular noun)

• masculine (plural noun)

Choose the correct DEFINITE ARTICLE:

__ libro

• las

• el

• la

• los