Identifying Gender in Spanish Nouns

This video tutorial covers the use of articles in Spanish, focusing on both definite and indefinite articles. It explains how these articles must agree in gender and number with the nouns they accompany. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises to help learners understand the application of articles in different contexts. Additionally, it offers resources for further learning and practice.

What are articles in Spanish used for?

• To indicate possession

• To define the gender and number of nouns

• To describe actions

• To form questions

Which of the following is a definite article in Spanish?

• Unos

• Una

• Un

• El

How do definite articles in Spanish differ from those in English?

• They do not change with gender

• They must agree in number and gender with the nouns they accompany

• They are used only for plural nouns

• They are placed after the noun

Which of the following is an indefinite article in Spanish?

• Los

• La

• Un

• El

When would you use an indefinite article in Spanish?

• When referring to a non-specific thing

• When indicating possession

• When referring to a specific thing

• When forming a question

Translate 'a book' into Spanish.

• El libro

• Los libros

• Un libro

• Una libro

Translate 'the table' into Spanish.

• El mesa

• Una mesa

• La mesa

• Un mesa

Translate 'some dogs' into Spanish.

• Unos perros

• Las perros

• Los perros

• Un perro

Translate 'the oranges' into Spanish.

• Los naranjas

• El naranjas

• Las naranjas

• La naranjas

Where can you access additional Spanish learning resources mentioned in the video?

• gety freespanish course.com

• spanishcoursesfree.com

• freespanishlessons.com

• learnspanishnow.com