S3 Lección 6 Test Review

Adjectives in Spanish work exactly the same way they do in English.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

False - they have to match the noun in both gender (m/f) and number (s/p), which we don't do in English

Adjectives in Spanish follow the noun instead of coming before it. So for example, my new shoes would be mis zapatos nuevos in Spanish.

• True

• False

An old purple sweatshirt

• Una sudadera morada vieja

• Una sudadera morado viejo

• Una morada sudadera viejo

• Una viejo morado sudadera

An expensive ring

• Un anillo cara

• Un anillo caro

• Un caro anillo

The pretty shirt

(write the whole thing - watch your endings!)

Some old tshirts

(write the whole thing - watch your endings!)

Demonstrative Adjectives are words like this, that, those, and that over there.

• True

• False

Demonstrative Adjectives are based on the relative distance from the object to the speaker.

• True

• False

The yo forms don't fit the overall pattern of the other adjectives

• True

• False

Answer explanation

THERE IS NO YO FORM!!!

These are adjectives, not verbs

The masculine singular demonstrative adjectives don't fit the overall pattern.

• True

• False