Agreement of Nouns and Adjectives in Spanish

The video tutorial explains the concept of gender and number in Spanish nouns and adjectives. It covers how nouns are classified as masculine or feminine and how they change from singular to plural. The tutorial also discusses the agreement of adjectives with nouns in terms of gender and number, highlighting that adjectives usually follow nouns in Spanish. Additionally, it addresses nouns ending in 'e' and their pluralization. The video concludes with a practice activity to reinforce the concepts learned.

What is the gender of the noun 'el colegio'?

• Neutral

• Feminine

• Masculine

• Both

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CCSS.L.3.1A

Which of the following nouns is feminine?

• El muchacho

• El colegio

• La escuela

• El corso

How do you make the noun 'la muchacha' plural?

• Los muchachas

• Las muchachas

• Las muchacho

• Los muchacho

What is the plural form of 'el muchacho'?

• Las muchachos

• Los muchachas

• Los muchachos

• Las muchachas

Which adjective would you use with 'el muchacho'?

• Komika

• Serio

• Komika

• Seria

How do you make the adjective 'inteligente' plural?

• Inteligent

• Inteligentis

• Inteligentes

• Inteligentas

Which form of the adjective 'komiko' would you use with 'las muchachas'?

• Komiko

• Komikos

• Komika

• Komikas

How do you make an adjective ending in a consonant plural?

• Add 'as'

• Add 'os'

• Add 'es'

• Add 's'

What is the gender of the noun 'la clase'?

• Both

• Neutral

• Feminine

• Masculine

How do you make the noun 'el cafe' plural?

• Las cafes

• Los cafes

• El cafes

• El cafes