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Give exercises to practice gender and adjective agreement

Conquer Spanish: Steer Clear of These Grammar Errors: Give exercises to practice gender and adjective agreement
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Here are exercises to practice gender and adjective agreement in Spanish:

Exercise 1: Change adjective endings to agree with the noun gender and number.

  • El perro (negro) → La casa (_____)
  • Un chico (alto) → Una chica (_____)
  • Los libros (interesante) → Las historias (_____)
  • El gato (pequeño) → La gata (_____)
  • Los zapatos (nuevo) → Las bolsas (_____)

Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the adjective to match the noun.

  • El niño es (bonito/bonita).
  • La mujer es (trabajador/trabajadora).
  • Los estudiantes son (inteligentes/inteligentas).
  • Las flores son (hermoso/hermosas).
  • Un hombre (feliz/feliza).

Exercise 3: Convert masculine adjective forms to feminine.

  • simpático
  • trabajador
  • inteligente
  • pequeño
  • joven

Exercise 4: Translate and modify adjectives to agree in gender and number.

  • The tall boys are funny.
  • The red houses are big.
  • The happy girl is tall.
  • The black cats are small.

These exercises focus on changing adjective endings to match the noun’s gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/plural) in Spanish, reinforcing the grammar rule that adjectives agree with the nouns they describe. 4, 6, 7

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