Spanish Articles and Gender-Number Agreement: Masculine, Feminine, Singular, Plural, Study notes of Spanish

Download Spanish Articles and Gender-Number Agreement: Masculine, Feminine, Singular, Plural and more Study notes Spanish in PDF only on Docsity! Spanish Notes *Definite and indefinite articles: What to know if a noun is really masculine, feminine, singular or plural? Check out its article! Definite articles are: el, los, la and las Indefinite articles are: un, unos, una, unas Singular the a, an masculine el un feminine la una Plural the some masculine los unos feminine las unas Here are the definite and indefinite articles together: el, un- masculine singular MS la, una -feminine singular FS los, unos- masculine plural MP las, unas -feminine plural FP Definite: Indefinite: El libro –MS Un libro- MS Los libros- MP Unos libros- MP La casa –FS Una casa- FS Las casas- FP Unas casas- FP *Gender and number of nouns: Gender Number Masculine (end in ‘o’) Singular (end with no ‘s’) Feminine ( end in ‘a’) Plural (end in ‘s’) Masculine words USUALLY end in ‘o’ Example: cuaderno Feminine words USUALLY end in ‘a’ Example: carpeta Singular words USUALLY do not end in ‘s’ Example: chico Plural words USUALLY end in ‘s’ Example: chicos