Mastering Spanish Adjectives: Usage and Agreement

The video tutorial by Liliana introduces Spanish adjectives, focusing on their placement after nouns and agreement in gender and number. Examples are provided to illustrate these rules, such as 'el gato negro' for 'the black cat'. The tutorial covers common adjectives, their variations, and patterns to help learners understand gender and number agreement. Exceptions like 'feliz' and 'triste' are also discussed. The video concludes with encouragement for practice and a preview of future lessons on Spanish articles.

In Spanish, where is the adjective placed in relation to the noun?

• After the noun

• In the middle of the noun

• It depends on the sentence

• Before the noun

How do you say 'the black cat' in Spanish?

• El gato negro

• Gato el negro

• El negro gato

• Negro el gato

Which of the following is the correct translation for 'the big house'?

• Casa la grande

• La grande casa

• La casa grande

• Grande la casa

What is the plural form of 'alto' for masculine nouns?

• Altas

• Altoes

• Altoses

• Altos

How do you say 'the tall trees' in Spanish?

• Arboles los altos

• Los altos arboles

• Los arboles altos

• Altos los arboles

Which adjective form would you use for a feminine singular noun?

• Alto

• Altas

• Alta

• Altos

What is the plural form of 'feliz'?

• Felizas

• Felizes

• Felices

• Felizos

Which of the following adjectives does not change form between masculine and feminine?

• Alto

• Feliz

• Viejo

• Cansado

How do you say 'the clean hands' in Spanish?

• Manos las limpias

• Limpias las manos

• Las limpias manos

• Las manos limpias

What is the most challenging part of learning Spanish adjectives according to the video?

• Memorizing vocabulary

• Pronunciation

• Agreement in gender and number

• Spelling