Grammar Adj

Question 1

Feminine Singular for “tall friend”

Answer 1

amiga alta

Question 2

Matching quantity and gender

Answer 2

Is the subject noun masculine or feminine, are there multiple nouns or a singular unit

Question 3

Masculine singular for “tall friend”

Answer 3

amigo alto

Question 4

Feminine Plural for “tall friend”

Answer 4

amigas altas

Question 5

Masculine plural for “tall friend”

Answer 5

amigos altos

Question 6

Possessive adjectives agree in gender and number with the person or thing being possessed.

Answer 6

Not the person that possesses them.

Question 7

Possessive pronouns for adj are

Answer 7

mi/mis
tu/tus
su/sus
nuestr@/nuest@s
su/sus

Question 8

¿Quién desea jugar con los juguetes?

Question 9

¿De quién es la casa?

Question 10

Ser conjugations

Answer 10

Soy
Eres
Es
Somos
Son

Question 11

Eres muy amable

Answer 11

You are very kind

Question 12

Each gender/plural form of “how many”

Answer 12

Cuánt@
Cuánt@s

Question 13

When adjectives are used to describe a noun do they come before or after the noun.

Answer 13

After the noun.

Un perro listo.

Question 14

Bueno and malo are the exception to what rule?

Answer 14

They can be used before the noun but will be shortened to:

buen or Mal (only when Masculine)

They can remain in their original form if used after a noun

Question 15

este, esta and esto explained

Answer 15

They all mean the word this.

Este = matches w M noun
Esta = matches w F noun
Esto = unknown noun “What is this” Qué es esto?

Question 16

Adjectives of quantity follow what rule? and what are they?

Answer 16

Poco and Mucho. They describe the amount or proportion of an item. They come before the noun
EXP:
Poco dinero
Muchas Rosas
Otra guitarra

Question 17

Grande Vs Gran

Answer 17

Gran precedes a noun to mean great

Grande follows a noun to mean big

Question 18

De can express:

Answer 18

origin: somos de chile

possession: Son las gatas de Jorge

Question 19

De + El become what word?

Answer 19

Del, used with a masculine pairing to show possession

Question 20

Para

Answer 20

to show who or what something is intended for

Question 21

a veces

Answer 21

sometimes (use at beginning of sentence)

Question 22

siempre

Answer 22

always(use at beginning of sentence)

Question 23

todos los días

Answer 23

every day (use at beginning of sentence)

Question 24

una vez a la semana

Answer 24

once a week (use at beginning of sentence)

Question 25

casi nunca

Answer 25

almost never (use at beginning of sentence)

Question 26

Hay

Answer 26

There are

Question 27

Estos

Answer 27

These