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WorksheetsE1 - U3 - Gramática 3.1 - Descriptive Adjectives
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 46mins
Adjectives are words that describe what?
people
verbs
places
things
In Spanish, descriptive adjectives are used with what verb?
ser
estar
tener
venir
Describe what adjectives point out and give an example of each.
Compare & Contrast the use of adjectives in English vs. those used in Spanish. How are they different?
Adjectives that end in o have how many different forms?
1
2
3
4
The (a) singular is formed by changing the o to a.
Select the correct the adjective for the noun:
el chico
alto
alta
altos
alta
Select the correct the adjective for the noun:
las muchachas
guapas
guapa
guapo
guapos
Select the correct the adjective for the noun:
la madre
simpática
simpático
simpáticas
simpáticos
Adjectives that end in e or a consonant have the same masculine & feminine forms.
Cierto
Falso
If I want to make an adjective plural, and it ends in a vowel, what do I add?
(a)
If I want to make an adjective plural, and it ends in a consonant, what do I add?
(a)
Match the following adjectives.
Masculine / Singular
trabajador
Masculine / Plural
trabajdores
Feminine / Singular
trabajadora
Feminine / Plural
trabajadoras
Match the following adjectives with their English equivalent
alt@
tall
gord@
fat
moren@
brunette
antipátic@
unpleasant / mean
grande
big/large
Match the following adjectives with their English equivalent
much@
much/many/a lot of
baj@
short
guap@
handsome/good-looking
pelirroj@
red-haired
bonit@
pretty/beautiful
Match the following adjectives with their English equivalent
buen@
good
importante
important
pequeñ@
small
delgad@
thin/slender
interesante
interesting
Match the following adjectives with their English equivalent
rubi@
blonde
difícil
difficult
joven
young
simpátic@
nice/likeable
fácil
easy
Match the following adjectives with their English equivalent
mal@
bad
tont@
silly/foolish
fe@
ugly
mism@
same
viej@
old
Match the following adjectives with their English equivalent
amarill@
yellow
azul
blue
roj@
red
verde
green
blanc@
white
When talking about countries, the names of countries are capitalized, but adjectives of nationality are not.
Cierto
Falso
If you are a guy from Argentina, you're...?
argentino
argentina
alemana
alemán
If you are a girl from Italy, you're...?
italiana
italiano
inglés
inglesa
If you are a guy from the U.S., you're...?
estadunidense
norteamericano
inglés
norteamericana
Adjectives like japonés and español both end in a cononant. You form them by adding _.
(a)
In Spanish, just like in English, adjectives come before the noun they describe.
Cierto
Falso
Select the adjectives of "quantity" or words that describe an amount.
muchos
dos
alto
guapo
In Spanish, just like in English, adjectives of quantity come before the noun they modify.
Cierto
Falso
Match the adjectives with their correct spelling changes when they come before a noun that's masculine.
bueno
buen
malo
mal
grande
gran
Select the appropriate form of the adjective for the sentence:
La profesora Martínez es ____.
simpático
simpática
simpáticos
simpáticas
Select the appropriate form of the adjective for the sentence:
Rosa y Teresa son ____.
simpático
simpática
simpáticos
simpáticas
Select the appropriate form of the adjective for the sentence:
El papel es ____.
azul
azules
azulo
azulos
Select the appropriate form of the adjective for the sentence:
Mis sobrinas son ____.
guapos
guapo
guapa
guapas
