QUASIMODO:  Check your answers on your homework.  Circle the word described by each adjective.  Put arrows from the adjectives to the circled word they.

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QUASIMODO:  Check your answers on your homework.  Circle the word described by each adjective.  Put arrows from the adjectives to the circled word they describe  Is it masculine or feminine? Write f or m above it.  Is it singular or plural? Write s or p above it.  Now, are your adjectives matching it? Place a check mark over them if they are, if they aren’t, FIX THEM

TAREA:  Any questions?  Now that you have checked and corrected this, you will be handing it in. It will be GRADED – not the normal credit/no credit.

GRAB A MARKER BOARD! Don’t erase your answer until I tell you to please

MY BROTHER IS TALL.  Mi hermano es alto.

MY BROTHERS ARE TALL.  Mis hermanos son altos.

MY SISTERS ARE TALL.  Mis hermanas son altas.

¡BORRA! (ERASE!)

THEIR COUSIN(M) IS NICE.  Su primo es simpático

HIS COUSIN(M) IS NICE.  Su primo es simpático.

HIS COUSIN(F) IS NICE.  Su prima es simpática.

HIS COUSINS(M & F) ARE NICE.  Sus primos son simpáticos.

¡BORRA! (ERASE!)

OUR UNCLE IS BLONDE.  Nuestro tío es rubio.

OUR UNCLES ARE BLONDE.  Nuestros tíos son rubios.

OUR AUNTS ARE BLONDE.  Nuestras tías son rubias.

OUR AUNT IS BLONDE.  Nuestra_ tía_ es rubia_.

¡BORRA! (ERASE!)

YOUR (S. INF.) MOTHER IS INTERESTING.  Tu madre es interesante.

YOUR (S. INF.) FATHER IS INTERESTING.  Tu padre es interesante.

YOUR (S. INF.) PARENTS ARE INTERESTING.  Tus padres son interesantes.

¡BORRA! (ERASE!)

OUR NEPHEW IS SMALL.  Nuestro sobrino es pequeño.

OUR NIECE IS SMALL.  Nuestra sobrina es pequeña.

OUR NIECES AND NEPHEWS ARE SMALL.  Nuestros sobrinos son pequeños.

OUR NIECES ARE SMALL.  Nuestras sobrinas son pequeñas.

CHARADAS TOTALMENTE en español

ALTO tall

GORDO fat

RUBIAS Blonde (plural and feminine)

JOVEN young

PELIRROJOS Red-head (plural and masculine)

INTELIGENTES Smart (plural)

GUAPAS Good looking (feminine and plural)

PEQUEÑO small

DELGADA Thin (feminine)

VIEJOS Old (plural and masculine)

MORENO brunette

ANTIPÁTICO Mean, unpleasant

IMPORTANTES Important (plural)

FEO ugly