Mastering Spanish Adjectives: Gender and Number Agreement

The video tutorial covers the basics of using adjectives in Spanish, focusing on their placement, gender, and number agreement with nouns. It explains how adjectives usually follow nouns in Spanish, unlike in English, and provides examples of masculine and feminine forms. The tutorial also discusses singular and plural forms of adjectives and offers practice resources for learners.

In Spanish, how many forms can nouns have?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

What is the Spanish word for 'boy'?

• Niño

• Chico

• Niña

• Chica

In Spanish, where do adjectives usually appear in relation to the noun?

• After

• It varies by region

• Before

• Either before or after

How do you say 'small boy' in Spanish?

• Chico pequeño

• Niño pequeño

• Pequeño niño

• Pequeño chico

To make a masculine adjective feminine, you change the ending 'o' to what?

• S

• Es

• A

• E

Which adjective does not change form regardless of the noun's gender?

• Pequeño

• Lindo

• Popular

• Inteligente

How do you make an adjective plural if it ends in a consonant?

• Add 'a'

• Add 's'

• Add 'es'

• Add 'o'

What is the plural form of 'chico inteligente'?

• Chicos inteligentes

• Chicos inteligente

• Chico inteligente

• Chico inteligentes

What should you do after watching the video according to the narrator?

• Take a break

• Watch it again

• Go to gringoespanol.com/adjectives

• Email the narrator

What strategy does the narrator suggest for learning new adjectives?

• The Flashcard Strategy

• Memorization

• Repetition

• Writing them down