Exploring Spanish Adjectives

Where do descriptive adjectives usually appear in Spanish sentences?

• Before the noun

• After the noun

• At the beginning of the sentence

• At the end of the sentence

How many forms do adjectives ending in 'O' have to agree with their nouns?

• Three forms

• Two forms

• Four forms

• One form

What happens to adjectives ending in 'O' when describing a feminine noun?

• They change to 'E'

• They change to 'A'

• They remain the same

• They change to 'I'

How do adjectives ending in 'O' change when describing plural nouns?

• No change

• Add 'ES' to the end

• Add 'S' to the end

• Change 'O' to 'A'

Do adjectives ending in 'E' change based on the gender of the noun?

• Yes, they change to 'A' for feminine nouns

• Yes, they change to 'O' for masculine nouns

• Yes, they change to 'I' for plural nouns

• No, they do not change based on gender

What must be added to adjectives ending in 'E' when describing plural nouns?

• Add 'ES'

• No change

• Add 'S'

• Change 'E' to 'A'

Do adjectives ending in consonants change based on the gender of the noun?

• Yes, but only sometimes

• Yes, always

• No, never

• No, but there are exceptions

What must be added to adjectives ending in consonants when describing plural nouns?

• No change

• Change consonant to 'A'

• Add 'ES'

• Add 'S'

What is the rule for adjectives ending in 'O' regarding gender and number?

• No agreement needed

• Agree in gender only

• Agree in number only

• Agree in both gender and number

What is the rule for adjectives ending in 'E' and most adjectives ending in consonants?

• Agree in number only

• No agreement needed

• Agree in gender only

• Agree in both gender and number