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Lets start learning the use of Spanish articles in a very visual way. All nouns in Spanish have gender. First of all, let&#x27;s identify the definite articles, which translate as the word &#x27;the.&#x27;. However, in Spanish, all nouns (person, place, thing or idea) have a gender. El/la/los/las are the definite articles. When a word represents a person, the gender of that noun will obviously be the gender (sex) of the person it represents. 2. 2 - fill in the blank with the correct form of the indefinite article. In Spanish all nouns have gender; either masculine or feminine. In Spanish, unlike English, all nouns (persons, places or things) are either masculine or feminine. Feminine Forms of definitive articles: La / Las. Las flores de Alex crecen cada ao. In English the feminine gender is used for nouns that are female: Mother, daughter, girl, sister, aunt, etc, The masculine gender is used for nouns that are male: Father, son, boy, brother, uncle, etc. In Spanish, the articles have different forms depending on the number and the grammatical gender of the noun. Gender of nouns . Spanish articles indicate the gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural) of a noun, as well as whether or not a noun is a specific noun (definite or indefinite ). 2 Nouns &amp; Articles in Spanish Grammar. Cortacesped combines the verb cortar and the noun cesped to give you &quot;lawnmower&quot;. Definite Articles Worksheet 2. Multiple Choice Quizzes: Spanish Articles Quiz. A definite article is a function word that comes before a noun to indicate that a particular being or thing is being referred to. Be sure to watch the 3 videos below with the corresponding conjugations. Words that end in -o and -or are generally . *In the first half of the sentence the article, las, and the adjective, altas, must agree with the noun, chicas, in gender (female) and in . Nouns are words used to name or identify a person, animal, place, thing, or idea. Here are some usage examples of how you can use these definite Spanish articles: El lpiz de Luca no funciona muy bien. e.g. In Spanish, nouns are either masculine or feminine. The article (&#x27;a&#x27;, &#x27;an&#x27; or &#x27;the&#x27; in English) must change according to whether the noun that follows is masculine or feminine. One set that is masculine, and one set that is feminine. In Spanish, all nouns are either masculine or feminine. The indefinite articles are un, una, unos, unas And the definite articles are el, la, los, las Lesson #15. Gender of Nouns in Spanish . Nouns. 1.A Nouns and Articles - El Espaol por el Mundo 1.A Nouns and Articles ARTICLES Definite articles Use definite articles to refer to specific nouns. It&#x27;s like when you&#x27;re chatting with your friends about the band you all love. Here are some examples: English Nouns Spanish Nouns; nouns: pronombres: my car: mi coche: green car: coche verde: Compr un libro para leer durante el vuelo. The first thing that you must learn about Spanish . Many nouns that end in -ma are masculine. Nouns and articles in spanish worksheet pdf. These particular ones will help you practice using articles in Spanish (definite articles, indefinite articles, knowing when not to use an article, etc.) Cortacesped. In the second example, both un and el are articles that must be paired with masculine nouns, such as libro and vuelo. Jokes aside, many students assume that &#x27;lo&#x27; is a masculine article. Los cerdos de Antonio viven en una granja.  The tall girls have red pencils.  Whenever you learn a noun in Spanish you will have to learn its gender . They are always accompanied by an article that agrees in gender and number with the noun to which it refers. This power point is a great way to introduce and teach the grammar of nouns and articles to your students. Masculine singular: el. Fill in the blank with the correct indefinite article: _____ libros Almost all nouns that end in o are masculine and the ones that end in a are feminine. Unlike other Spanish definite articles, &#x27;lo&#x27; only has this form and it doesn&#x27;t work with nouns because Spanish nouns always have a gender. We will provide many examples. Spanish Definite Articles: The masculine singular definite article in Spanish is el. The different types of Spanish nouns - Los tipos de sustantivos. All Spanish Grammar Exercises. un mono - unos monos . In English we use the possessive with parts of the body. #noungenderinspanish #spanisharticles #spanishgrammarSuper Easy Lesson Nouns and Articles in Spanish. Just as you like it! Worksheet - Fill the gap - (1 page) Complete with the correct definite and indefinite articles. Learn more about the different types of nouns in Spanish grammar with Lingolia&#x27;s quick and easy examples. el = singular (masculine) la = singular (feminine) los = plural (masculine) las=plural (feminine) Updated: 08/21/2021 Create an account Spanish pronouns also uniquely retain feminine forms of the first and second person plural (nosotras, vosotras). Did you know that in the Spanish language, nouns have a gender? Then for the plural, Las. It must also agree with the number of the noun - whether it is singular or . Example: el nio (the boy) los nios (the boys) Spanish uses the definite article more often than in English. As in English, nouns in Spanish also have a number; singular or plural. If you are an English speaker, this classification will not make sense to you. They are equivalent to the English word &quot;the&quot;. la fruta O A unos libros - some/few books (indefinite, plural, masculine) unas cartas - some/few letters (indefinite, plural, feminine) For indefinite articles, &quot;un&quot; becomes &quot;unos&quot; and &quot;una&quot; becomes &quot;unas&quot;. This will also give your child a good review of Spanish vocabulary. Articles in Spanish indicate the gender of the noun they accompany (masculine or feminine) and the amount (singular or plural). Because not every noun that ends in -o is masculine, and not every noun that ends in -a is feminine. The &quot;articles,&quot; the words &quot;the&quot; and &quot;a,&quot; need to have gender and number (indicate singular or plural), and must agree properly with the noun . At the end of the lesson, you will be asked to complete a 5-question quiz about the informal future. This quiz has tags. Chapter 1: GuaBurros: Spanish Grammar Cheat Sheet Chapter 2: SPANISH GRAMMAR CHEAT SHEET Chapter 3: Introduction Chapter 4: Spanish Grammar Cheat Sheet Chapter 5: Basic grammatical terms Chapter 6: Pronunciation (pronunciacin) Chapter 7: Articles (artculos) Chapter 8: Articles and adjectives (artculos y adjetivos) Chapter 9: Demonstrative pronouns (pronombres demostrativos) Chapter 10 . Articles must agree in gender and number with the nouns they modify. Gender of nouns. In Spanish grammar, there are indefinite articles (un, una, unos, unas) and definite articles (el/los, la/las,lo). &quot;Do you have the tickets?&quot; or &quot;The street is crowded.&quot; In English, the same definite article is used with all nouns, masculine, feminine and others: the man, the woman, the car, the house. In simple terms, this means that Spanish articles are words that you place beforea noun to provide certain details about the thing or person you&#x27;re talking about. Each article must agree in gender and number with the noun which it comes before. The indefinite article . In the first example above, we use the article la with the noun playa because playa is feminine. There are several reasons for this: Because you cannot predict the gender of most nouns. NOUNS &amp; ARTICLES SUSTANTIVOS Y ARTCULOS 2. In this lesson we will learn the nouns that have this quality, and how to use them properly. One of the trickiest things to come to terms with for a native English speaker attempting to learn Spanish, is the key role that gender plays. Here are some examples: English Nouns Spanish Nouns; nouns: pronombres: my car: mi coche: green car: coche verde: Antonio&#x27;s pigs live on a farm. The definite article is used when referring to a particular object, place or person. Because many nouns end in letters other than o or a. Pretty much like in English, the indefinite article is used to refer to a non-specific item. As a result, the neuter article &#x27;lo&#x27; is used to: When speaking Spanish, you need to know this to be able to communicate correctly.  A number of factors can determine the gender of a noun, such as its meaning, its origin or its ending. These articles precede nouns in many circumstances.  All nouns in Spanish are either masculine or feminine, regardless of whether they are animate or inanimate objects. Two examples: &quot;agua&quot; and &quot;arma&quot;. Articles accompany nouns and indicate gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural). Also, if we are talking about numbers in Spanish, we can use the singular Spanish articles un and una to describe a quantity of &#x27;one&#x27;. La lmpara de Sara brilla intensamente. I bought a book to read during the flight. 1. 3 The verb &quot;ser&quot; 4 The verb &quot;estar&quot; 5 &quot;Ser&quot; and &quot;Estar&quot; in Spanish. In the two following tables, you&#x27;ll find the definite articles and the indefinite articles . Take this Spanish language lesson and practice matching nouns with their definite article sidekicks: el, la, los, and las. A definite article is an article that identifies a specific thing. There are two options for this group. Nouns are usually the most important part of vocabulary. Spanish nouns ending in -or are masculine Most Spanish nouns ending in -a/-ia are feminine Using plural definite article + number + noun Using unos, unas + number = about/approximately Gender and plural of Spanish nouns ending in -ma (Greek origin) Gender and plural of Spanish nouns ending in -esa, -triz, -ina, -isa We have 4 different forms because the article needs to match the noun&#x27;s gender and number. Nouns are usually the most important part of vocabulary. Informal future in Spanish. - All nouns have a gender, which determines the gender of any adjectives or determiners that modify it. Articles (a, an, the, some) and demonstratives (this, that, these, those) must agree in gender and number with the noun. Worksheet - (1 page) Complete a table (similar to our summary chart) and identify the articles from a group of words. Masculine plural: los. That applies to the articles, too. el caf - los cafs. A noun that ends in the letter -e may be either masculine or . Masucline and feminine Spanish nouns. Click on the tags below to find other quizzes on the same subject. Just as in English, Spanish nouns can either be singular, such as &quot;cat&quot; or gato, or plural (i.e., more than one), like &quot;cats&quot; or gatos. Masculine nouns take the definite articles el (singular) or los (plural). Un is always used for singular, masculine words. You will be able to play a game to use articles and nouns in Spanish. In order to form the plural of nouns ending in o or a, an s is added. Luca&#x27;s pencil doesn&#x27;t work very well. This lesson will teach you everything about Spanish definite articles, with many examples . Nouns usually appear together with an article or a determiner and they can be replaced by a pronoun. When you learn a new noun, you should also learn its definite article (el, la). Definite articles in Spanish are: el - la - los - las. The same noun is repeated four times in order to practice the definite/indefinite version and the singular/plural form. The definite article in Spanish is used when we are talking about a particular person or thing, e.g. 1. The Spanish indefinite articles are: un, una, unos, and unas, which are possible translations of the English articles &#x27;an&#x27; or &#x27;a&#x27; in singular, or &#x27;some&#x27; or &#x27;a few&#x27; in plural. Artculos y Sustantivos (Articles and Nouns in Spanish) Worksheet 1. The Nouns In Spanish - unlike English - each noun is either masculine or feminine. From the quiz author. The exercises on our site are designed for beginners and intermediate level students. Nouns is Spanish are words that refer to a person, place, or a thing, like in all the other languages. This lesson will teach students noun gender and article. Singular and plural nouns in spanish. Subsequently, question is, are Spanish words that end in e masculine or feminine? Singular and Plural Nouns in Spanish. &quot;a/an/some&quot; are indefinite articles, and &quot;the&quot; is the definite . Spanish nouns and articles 68% average accuracy 525 plays 6th - 9th grade World Languages 2 years ago by Arelis Mercado Copy and Edit INSTRUCTOR-LED SESSION Start a live quiz ASYNCHRONOUS LEARNING Assign homework 30 questions Show answers Question 1 20 seconds Report an issue Q. Technically, a noun is a word that represents a person, place, or thing. Genders in Spanish nouns. El is also used with feminine nouns beginning with a or ha when the accent is on the first syllable. Sara&#x27;s lamp shines brightly. There are four forms for the indefinite article in Spanish: un, una, unos, unas. Source: www.pinterest.es. These nouns indicate gender by the article (el or la). Generally, in Spanish nouns ending in -o are masculine, while nouns ending in -a are feminine. In Spanish grammar, we can find two different types of articles: the definite articles (el/ lo/ la/ los/ las) and the indefinite articles (un/ una/ unos/ unas). Spanish has four definite articles: el, la, los, and las. Definite articles in Spanish. Unlike English, all Spanish nouns, even those that refer to non-living things, have gender; that is, they are considered either masculine or feminine. There are 100 . Nouns that end in -sin, -cin, -dad, -tad, -tud, -umbre are feminine. The masculine plural form is los. Paraguas combines para . The same concept applies in Spanish. To understand the gender of nouns, it is first important to understand what a noun is.In elementary school, you probably learned that a noun is a person, place or thing. Revising Spanish grammar - nouns and articles A noun is a naming word used for a person, thing, place or idea. This worksheet is not appropriate for new spanish. Learn the difference between Spanish articles and when to use them correctly with Lingolia&#x27;s grammar rules. In Spanish grammar, there are indefinite articles (un, una, unos, unas) and definite articles (el/los, la/las, lo). Definite articles in Spanish. For singular feminine nouns, we have the definite article La. A couple of examples of Spanish compound nouns include: Cortaas. Say hello to Spanish noun genders! In English, we only have two forms of the indefinite article: &#x27;a/an&#x27; (depending on the beginning sound of the following noun). Daniela and I are going to the beach tomorrow. All Spanish nouns have a lexical gender of either masculine or feminine, and most nouns referring to male humans are grammatically masculine, while most referring to females are feminine. Paraguas. The Indefinite Article. Spanish has four forms of definite articles. English has one definite article (the), while Spanish has four (el/ la/ los / las). Then for the plural, Los. Nouns are either masculine or feminine in Spanish, as well as singular or plural. Nouns in Spanish. Remember that Spanish nouns, unlike English ones, have genders, they are feminine and masculine nouns, so to know which one to use, you need to learn their genders by heart. Indefinite articles Indefinite articles to refer to unspecified persons or things. e.g. Spanish Articles PDF Worksheets: Articles in Spanish PDF 1 / PDF 2 / See All. Spanish grammar rules for nouns and articles, including pluralization, gender and number and TONS of practice! The plural of nouns in Spanish is formed by adding &quot;s&quot; or &quot;es&quot; to nouns and changing the definite article &quot;el&quot; to &quot;los&quot; and the &quot;la&quot; to &quot;las&quot;. In English, gender is not important unless you are speaking about a living object, ie, a person or an animal. Spanish nouns are words used to name a person, animal, place, thing, or abstract ideas. Although there are a few exceptions, as a general rule a definite article is used in Spanish whenever &quot;the&quot; is used in English. The first option: whenever you use an apostrophe in English for ownership (e.g. ), in Spanish you will need to . Some nouns that refer to people use the same form for both masculine and feminine. All Spanish nouns have a lexical gender of either masculine or feminine, and most nouns referring to male humans are grammatically masculine, while most referring to females are feminine. la casa - las casas. Person: el estudiante, la estudiante, el chico, la muchacha Thing: la mesa, el reloj, la televisin Place: el jardn, la cocina, el pas In Spanish, nouns have gender and are either feminine or masculine. EG: My arm, his leg, her head. Nouns . Learning the Spanish Nouns displayed below is vital to the language. 1. Example: Las chicas altas tienen lpices rojos. Worksheet has 3 sections. Most nouns in Spanish are either singular (one) or plural (several). But Spanish also uses a definite article in many situations where English does not. Examples: el muchacho (the boy) los muchachos (the boys) The feminine singular definite article in Spanish is la. El is also used with feminine nouns beginning with a or ha when the accent is on the first syllable. In Spanish, all nouns are either masculine or feminine. Language. Learn when to use the articles &quot;el&quot; or &quot;la&quot; with nouns in Spanish. The equivalent to the English definite article the. 3 - rewrite the article and noun, changing singular to plural and plural to singular. Gender of Nouns Exercises. A noun in Spanish is a &quot;sustantivo&quot;. Un, una, la, el, los, las. In Spanish, nouns (sustantivos) are either feminine or masculine. Gender of nouns worksheet 1 (la vs el) gender of nouns exercise 2 (la / las / el / los) spanish plural nouns worksheet (las /. It&#x27;s not just a band, it&#x27;s the band. Both of these Spanish articles can be either singular or plural, giving us a total of four definite articles. Learning the Spanish Nouns displayed below is vital to the language. In Spanish, nouns don&#x27;t like to be alone, so they are often accompanied by articles! Source: www.liveworksheets.com. The 4 forms of the. Examples include: girl, hat, coat, weather, picture, coffee, hotel. In English, the definite article is &quot;the.&quot; In Spanish, there are five ways to say &quot;the.&quot;The four most common Spanish definite articles are el, la, los and las in Spanish. Follow the link to find a list of exceptions to the typical &quot;el&quot; and &quot;la&quot; rules.  Spanish Gender and Articles. However, Spanish has 4 forms of its indefinite article depending on the gender . CLICK NOW FOR YOUR FREE TRIAL CLASS! Feminine singular: la. However, as a neuter article, &#x27;lo&#x27; does not convey the gender of a noun. -Masculine nouns USUALLY end in -___ el helado - Feminine nouns USUALLY end in -___. Nouns (los sustantivos) are words that refer to things: el libro, beings: la mujer, and abstract concepts: el amor. First, Spanish concrete nouns or &quot; los sustantivos concretos&quot; are the ones we can feel with our senses such as AGUA (water), PADRE (father), MADRE (mother) and so on. In English, we have only one definite article: [the] Spanish has four definite articles. This is the limited version with only 25% of the content if you want the full version click here. Each means &quot;the.&quot; The different definitive articles are used for the different genders and numbers of nouns. Here are more examples: Mesa - Table (feminine) Perro - Dog (masculine) Libro - Book (masculine) Casa - House (feminine) Now it may be confusing for new learners, but after a bit of exposure to this lesson, you&#x27;ll understand that there is in fact, a system to it. Feminine plural: las. Revising Spanish grammar - nouns and articles A noun is a naming word used for a person, thing, place or idea. Which indefinite article (un, una)? Nouns are either masculine or feminine in Spanish, as well as singular or plural. That is the reason why it can be very confusing for you when using the articles in Spanish. After each piece of grammar is introduced, practice follows: basic identifica 1 - fill in the blank with the correct form of the definite article. In Spanish, there are a few nouns which, despite being feminine, are sometimes preceded by the masculine articles el and un. Ana&#x27;s car, Diego&#x27;s pen etc. Concrete nouns can be further . Remember that all definite articles and adjectives should agree with the nouns they modify in both gender and number. *Spanish nouns Ante todo: First of all A noun is a word used to identify people, animals, places, things, or ideas. Remember what we said about all nouns having gender in Spanish? However, the difficulty comes from having to remember gender because the gender of the article must match the gender of the noun. They must choose or write the name of the . Beginner Grammar Topics: 1 A guide to Spanish pronunciation. Most nouns that end in -o are masculine and most nouns that end in -a are feminine. While English has a total of 4 articles, Spanish has 8. You now know most of the rules for determining the gender of a noun. For the first exercise, students will see three empty boxes below each picture. In English, the definite article is &quot;the&quot; and the indefinite articles are &quot;a/an&quot;, depending on the noun. Plural nouns. Words that end in -o and -or are generally . The definite article (El, la, los, las) In Spanish, nouns don&#x27;t like to be alone. Spanish pronouns also uniquely retain feminine forms of the first and second person plural (nosotras, vosotras). There are two main types of Spanish nouns: concrete and abstract nouns. Just like English, Spanish has a definite and an indefinite . In this lesson you will learn to conjugate the informal future in Spanish using the infinitives ar, er and ir. A noun is a word used to identify people, animals, places, things, or ideas. Suerte! (But, notice that I said almost). 7 Adjectives . 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