Masculino y femenino

What is the masculine form of 'la casa'?

• el apartamento

• el edificio

• el hogar

• la habitación

What is the feminine form of 'el perro'?

• la perrazo

• la gata

• el gato

• la perra

How do you say 'the girl' in Spanish?

• la chica

• la mujer

• el niño

• la niña

What is the masculine form of 'la mesa'?

• el libro

• la silla

• el escritorio

• N/A

What is the feminine form of 'el libro'?

• el libroa

• la libre

• la liberta

• la libro

How do you say 'the boy' in Spanish?

• el niño

• el chico

• la niña

• el hombre

What is the plural form of 'el niño'?

• los ninos

• el ninos

• el ninoes

• los niños

What is the plural form of 'la niña'?

• las niña

• niñas la

• las niñas

• la niñas

How do you identify the gender of a noun in Spanish?

• Nouns ending in -a are always masculine.

• All nouns in Spanish are gender-neutral.

• Nouns ending in -e are always masculine.

• Nouns ending in -o are usually masculine, and those ending in -a are usually feminine.

What is the general rule for masculine and feminine nouns in Spanish?

• Masculine nouns often end in 'o' and feminine nouns often end in 'a'.

• Masculine nouns are always plural and feminine nouns are always singular.

• Masculine nouns often end in 'a' and feminine nouns often end in 'o'.

• Masculine nouns always end in consonants and feminine nouns always end in vowels.