Intro Spanish Lesson: Common Adjectives after the verb "ser" and their opposites

The video tutorial covers the use of adjectives in Spanish, focusing on their opposites, gender forms, and agreement with nouns in terms of gender and number. It explains how adjectives change based on whether they are masculine or feminine and how to make them plural by adding an 's'. Examples are provided to illustrate these concepts, such as 'La Niña es Delgada' and 'Los niños son Altos'.

What is the feminine form of the adjective 'Alto'?

• Alta

• Altas

• Alto

• Altos

Which adjective remains the same for both masculine and feminine forms?

• Gordo

• Delgado

• Joven

• Viejo

How do you make the adjective 'Delgada' plural?

• Delgados

• Delgada

• Delgadas

• Delgado

What is the correct adjective form for 'El niño es ___' if the adjective is 'Alto'?

• Alta

• Altos

• Altas

• Alto

Which of the following is a rule for making adjectives plural in Spanish?

• Add 'es' to the end

• Add 'as' to the end

• Add 's' to the end

• Add 'os' to the end