

Los artículos definidos
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Grace Sordo
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Los artículos definidos y indefinidos
In Spanish there are four definite articles: el, la, los, las. They all mean "the." El and La are the singular definite articles, and Los and Las, are the plural.

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Multiple Choice
How many definite articles are there in Spanish?
Hay dos. ( There are two.)
Hay cinco. ( There are five.)
Hay cuatro. ( There are four.)
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Multiple Select
Check the definite articles:
él, ella, usted
el, la, los, las
nosotros, nosotras
el, la, ellos , ellas
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Did you know that the definite article has to agree in gender and number with the noun?
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Definite articles ( Artículos definidos)
Articles go before the noun
All words in Spanish have a gender
Article and noun ALWAYS agree in gender and number
Most words ending in “a” are feminine (there are exceptions)
Most words ending in “o” are masculine (there are exceptions)
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Indefinite articles
In Spanish there are four indefinite articles: un, una, unos, unas: un/una mean "a" or "an." Unos and unas means "some."
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Indefinite articles like definite articles
Articles go before the noun
All words in Spanish have a gender
Article and noun ALWAYS agree in gender and number
Most words ending in “a” are feminine (there are exceptions) Most words ending in “o” are masculine (there are exceptions)
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Multiple Choice
How many indefinite articles are there in Spanish?
Hay dos. ( There are two.)
Hay tres. (There are three.)
Hay cinco. (There are five.)
Hay cuatro. ( There are four.)
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Multiple Choice
What do "un" and "una" mean?
a/an
and/or
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Multiple Select
What do "unos" and "unas "mean?
one and two
those
some
something
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Examples of definite and indefinite articles
la silla (the chair)
una silla ( a chair)
el libro ( the book)
un libro ( a book)
las sillas ( the chairs) vs. unas sillas ( some chairs)
los libros ( the books) vs. unos libros ( some chairs)
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To make nouns that end in "a," or "o," plural, add an "s."
amigo becomes amigos
amiga becomes amigas
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To make nouns that end in a consonant plural, add "es."
papel becomes papeles
pared becomes paredes
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Nouns that end in a "z" change the "z" to "c" en the plural:
lápiz becomes lápices
feliz becomes felices
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Poll
Do you understand the difference between definite and indefinite articles?
Yes
No
Mostly
I need more practice.
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Poll
Do you know how to make nouns and articles plural?
Absolutely!
No!
I need more practice.
Los artículos definidos y indefinidos
In Spanish there are four definite articles: el, la, los, las. They all mean "the." El and La are the singular definite articles, and Los and Las, are the plural.

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