1. Descriptive Adjectives
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2. Adjectives
Adjectives are words that describes people, places, and things.
In Spanish descriptive adjectives are used with the verb ser to point out the characters such as nationality, size, color, shape, personality, and appearance.
Adjectives modify nouns and pronouns.
In Spanish, adjectives agree in number and gender.
In Spanish, adjectives follow the noun or pronoun which they modify.
In English we say, the red wagons.
In Spanish we say, the wagons reds

3. Adjectives
Adjectives that end in –o have four different forms. The feminine singular is formed by changing –o to –a. The plural is formed by adding –s to the singular forms.
Example:
the tall boy
el chico alto
the tall boys
los chicos altos
the tall girl
la chica alta
the tall girls
las chicas altas

4. Adjectives
If the noun is singular, the adjective must be singular to match.
If the noun is plural, the adjective must be plural to match.
If the noun is feminine, the adjective must be feminine to match.
If the noun is masculine, the adjective must be masculine to match.
However….

5. adjectivos gendered – pequeño genderless – grande
There are some adjectives called genderless or neutered.
Genderless or neutered adjectives can show number but not gender.
Example:
gendered – pequeño genderless – grande
gendered- alto genderless – inteligente
gendered – viejo genderless - joven

6. Adjectives the interesting boy el chico interesante
the interesting boys
los chicos interesantes
the interesting girl
la chica interesante
the interesting girls
las chicas interesantes

7. Adjectivos Nationalities
If the nationality is gendered, -o = masculine
-a = feminine
If the nationality is genderless, leave for masculine. – add –a for feminine.