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WorksheetsDefinite Articles in Spanish
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 11mins
drama
el
la
almud
el
la
religion
el
la
arroz
el
la
labor
el
la
niño
el
la
colibrí
el
la
ñandú
el
la
fuente
el
la
tía
el
la
problema
el
la
capitan
el
la
A noun that ends with a consonant other than ____ & _____ are usually masculine.
d & t
p & z
d & z
b & t
Nouns in Spanish that end in -ión are usually
Masculine
Feminine
Spanish nouns are usually masculine when they end in ....
(select all that applies)
-ma
-consonant other than d and z
-o
-e or and accented vowel
In Spanish, you do not use the definite article when talking about general things.
True
False
In Spanish, you do not use the definite article for name of languages when the language is the object of the verb.
True
False
In Spanish, you use definite articles when referring to days of the week, but it is at times omitted when the day of the week follows "es", the 3rd person singular form of the verb "ser".
True
False
You do not use definite articles when talking about body parts and clothing.
True
False
