1. It all has to match!

2. Nouns/Pronouns In Spanish they are divided into genders (male/female) Nouns for men & boys  masculine Nouns for women & girls  feminine Masculine: Eugene, él, amigo Feminine: Jenny, ella, amiga

3. Adjectives describe NOUNS Masculine form of most adjectives ends in –o Feminine form of most adjectives ends in –a Eugene es romántico. Jenny es romántica.

4. Adjectives that end in -e Have the same masculine & feminine forms: inteligente

5. Adjectives that end in constonants DO NOT add –a unless the adjective ends in –or Intelectual  remains the same for both Trabajador Trabajadora

6. Must agree in number too! Adjectives that describe one person  singular Adjectives that describe more than 1 person  plural If ends in a vowel  ADD “s” Altos(Pepe y Eugene son altos) Románticos (Eugene y Lola son románticos) If ends in constantant  ADD “es” Intelectual  intelectuales Trabajador  trabajadores

7. Now you try! Henry is friendly. Freddy and Henry are friendly. Lola is hardworking. Lola and I are hardworking. Eugene is intelectual. Eugene and Pepe are intelectual.

8. Fill in the blank… La clase es muy interesante y la profesora es __________ (simpático). Los estudiantes son __________ (trabajador). Mis amigas Clara y Lola son muy _____________ (intelectual) y mi amigo Paco es bastante ___________ (aburrido). Yo soy _________ (gracioso) __________ y __________ (atlético).