Beginner Spanish built for real use: greetings, gender and articles, ser vs estar, the present tense, numbers and time, and ordering food. Latin American and Peninsular differences are marked rather than quietly picked.
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Every Spanish noun carries a gender, and the words around it must agree. The endings that give it away, the exceptions worth memorising, and how plurals are formed.
40 total questions
Card #1
How is noun gender usually signalled?
Card #2
The four definite articles
Card #3
The four indefinite articles
1. Which article correctly precedes 'problema'?
2. The plural of 'lápiz' is:
3. Nouns ending in -ción are:
1. The definite article for a masculine plural noun is ___.
Hint: Three letters
2. 'de + el' contracts to ___.
Hint: Three letters
3. The plural of papel is papel___.
Hint: Added after a consonant
