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Usually, if a Spanish word ends in "a" it is .....
feminine
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Usually, if a Spanish word ends in "o" it is ...
masculine
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If a Spanish noun ends in "a" the modifying adjective should end in ....
"a" as well
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If a Spanish noun ends in "o" the modifying adjective should end in ...
"o" as well
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What are articles and what do they do?
They are adjectives and specify what noun you are referring to.
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What are the English articles?
"a", "an, "the"
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What is the English definite article?
"the"
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What are the English indefinite articles?
"a", "an" and "some"
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What are the Spanish definite articles?
"el", "la" (singular)
"los", "las" (plural)
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When do you use the Spanish definite article "los"
with a noun that is plural and masculine
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When do you use the Spanish definite article "la"
with a singular feminine noun
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When do you use the Spanish definite article "las"
with a plural feminine noun
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What are the Spanish indefinite articles
"un", "una" (Singular)
"unos", "unas" (Plural)
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When do you use the Spanish indefinite article "un"?
with a singular masculine noun
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