Exploring Adjective Noun Agreement in Spanish

The video tutorial explains adjective-noun agreement in Spanish, focusing on gender and number. It covers the use of definite and indefinite articles to determine the gender and number of nouns, and how adjectives must match these attributes. Examples with color adjectives like red, black, green, and brown are provided to illustrate the concept. The tutorial includes practice exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the term used to describe the grammatical matching of nouns and adjectives in gender and number in Spanish?

• Conjugation

• Declension

• Agreement

• Inflection

Which article would you use for a singular feminine noun in Spanish?

• El

• La

• Las

• Los

What is the plural masculine form of the indefinite article 'a' in Spanish?

• Un

• Una

• Unas

• Unos

How would you describe a singular masculine noun that is red in Spanish?

• Rojos

• Rojas

• Rojo

• Roja

What is the plural feminine form of the adjective 'black' in Spanish?

• Negra

• Negras

• Negro

• Negros

If you have two green jackets, which form of 'green' would you use in Spanish?

• Verdas

• Verdes

• Verde

• Verda

How would you describe a singular masculine noun that is brown in Spanish?

• Cafe

• Cafeta

• Cafes

• Cafeto

What is the masculine plural form of the adjective 'orange' in Spanish?

• Anaranjados

• Anaranjadas

• Anaranjada

• Anaranjado

How would you describe a singular feminine noun that is white in Spanish?

• Blancas

• Blanca

• Blancos

• Blanco

What is the feminine plural form of the adjective 'pink' in Spanish?

• Rosado

• Rosados

• Rosadas

• Rosada