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Nouns name people, animals, places or things. You need to remember the following things about nouns in Spanish: • All nouns have gender. (i.e. masculine & feminine) el jugo (masculine) la patineta (feminine) la pizza (feminine) el pelo (masculine) index MURPHY

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Page 1: Nouns name people, animals, places or things. You need to remember the following things about nouns in Spanish: All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine

Nouns name people, animals, places or things. You need to remember the following things about nouns in Spanish:

• All nouns have gender. (i.e. masculine & feminine)

el jugo (masculine)

la patineta (feminine)

la pizza (feminine)

el pelo (masculine)

index

MURPHY

Page 2: Nouns name people, animals, places or things. You need to remember the following things about nouns in Spanish: All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine

Usually a noun is masculine if it ends in an “o” and feminine if it ends in an “a”. However, when a word ends in a consonant you need to memorize the definite article with the noun.

• Here are some examples of nouns that end in consonants:

El deporte (masculine)

la mujer (feminine)

la televisión (feminine)

el hombre (masculine)

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When using adjectives with nouns, the adjective must “agree” in gender.

• Here are some examples :

el señor bajo(masculine)

la chica alta (feminine)

la maestra organizada(feminine)

el estudiante trabajador (masculine)

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When using adjectives with nouns, the adjective must also “agree” in number.

• Here are some examples:

los señores bajos (masculine)

las chicas altas (feminine)

las maestras organizadas (feminine)

los estudiantes trabajadores(masculine)

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Page 5: Nouns name people, animals, places or things. You need to remember the following things about nouns in Spanish: All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine

La estudiante [artístico(a)]

artística

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Page 6: Nouns name people, animals, places or things. You need to remember the following things about nouns in Spanish: All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine

Televisiones [bueno(a)]

buenas

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Hombre [simpático(a)]

simpático

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Amigos [grande]

grandes

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Bicicletas [pequeño(a)]

pequeñas

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Estudiantes [joven]

jóvenes

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Doctor [bueno(a)]

bueno

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Papas [frito(a)]

fritas

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Doctora [trabajador(a)]

trabajadora

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Personas [perezoso(a)]

perezosas

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Amigos [guapo(a)]

guapos

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Patinetas [grande]

grandes

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Él es…

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Ella es…

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Ellos son…

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Ellos son…

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Describe en frases completas

index

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gatos

los

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calcetines

los

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modelo

el, la

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ojos

los

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A noun may sometimes appear with an indefinite article. The indefinite articles that accompanies a nouns will also match its gender and number.

un chico unos chicos

una camisa unas camisas

un estudiante unos estudiantesindex

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ojos

unos

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hombre

un

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casa

una

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pantalones

unos

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estudiantes

unos, unas

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suéteres

unos

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modelos

unos, unas

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ropa

una

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calcetín

un

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