
Spanish nouns
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8th - 12th Grade
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JASON IVEY
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Spanish nouns
gender and plurality of nouns
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defenition:
Nouns and articles:
A noun is a person, place, thing or idea. In Spanish, every noun has a gender, either MASCULINE OR FEMININE. Nouns can be singular or plural. How do you know whether a noun is masculine or feminine/singular or plural? You can look at the ARTICLE. Every noun has an article. Here are the articles:
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1. DEFINITE ARTICLE: the
el-goes with a singular masculine noun los-goes with a plural masculine nouns
la-goes with a singular feminine noun las-goes with a plural feminine nouns
Take a look at your copy sheet and notice that all the nouns are assigned a gender with the words el/la/los/las in front of them.
2. INDEFINITE ARTICLE: a/an/some
un-goes with a singular masculine noun unos-goes with a plural masculine noun
una-goes with a singular feminine noun unas-goes with a plural feminine noun
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Many nouns end in the letters “o” or “a”. USUALLY nouns ending in “o” are masculine and nouns ending in “a” are feminine. The gender of a noun must be memorized.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the best adjective to describe the word PRIMOS.
feliz
felice
felices
felize
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Multiple Choice
Choose the best adjective to describe the word AMIGA.
contento
contenta
contentos
contentas
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Multiple Select
Choose the MASCULINE nouns:
tijeras
amgio
escritorio
padre
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Multiple Select
Choose the FEMININE nouns:
ciudad
madre
hermano
manzana
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Multiple Choice
If a noun ends in a consonant, how do you make it plural?
add an "s"
add "es"
add "ces"
it stays the same
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Multiple Choice
If a noun ends in a vowel, how do you make it plural?
add an "s"
add "es"
it stays the same
add "is"
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Multiple Choice
Words that end in "a" but come from Greek are...
masculine
feminine
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Multiple Choice
CIERTO O FALSO: Words that end in ción, sión, tad, dad, and umbre are almost always masculine.
CIERTO
FALSO
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Multiple Choice
Most words that end in "a" are usually...
masculine
female
feminine
not real words
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Multiple Choice
In Spanish, every noun has gender: they are either...
male or female
masculine or feminine
right or wrong
singular or plural
Spanish nouns
gender and plurality of nouns
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