Midterm Exam Flashcards
(38 cards)
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to living things: ending in -a
Femenino
- la chica
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to non-living things: ending in -dad
Femenino
- la nacionalidad
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to living things: ending in -ora
Femenino
- la conductora
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to non-living things: ending in -ción
Femenino
- le lección
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to non-living things: ending in -o
Masculino
- el cuaderno
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to non-living things: ending in -s
masculino
- el autobús
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to non-living things: ending in -ma
masculino
el problema
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to living things: ending in -o
Masculino
- el chico
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to non-living things: ending in -a
Femenino
- la computadora
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to living things: ending in -ista
Masculino y Femenino
- el turista
- la turista
Es Femenino o masculino?
Noun that refers to living things: ending in -or
Masculino
- el conductor
Formar el plural de sustantivos:
How would you make nouns ending in a vowel, plural?
add an -s
el chico ~~~~~> los chicos
Formar el plural de sustantivos:
How would you make nouns ending in a consonant, plural?
add -es
el país ~~~~~> los países
Formar el plural de sustantivos:
How would you make nouns ending in “z”, plural?
change the “z” to c, then ad -es
el lápiz ~~~~~> los lápices
When you use numbers ending in -uno, how would you change their ending according to the gender.
Masculine: -un
un hombre ~~~~~> veintiun hombres
Feminine: -una
una mujer ~~~~~> veintiuna mujeres
What is the Spanish equivalent of “there is” and “there are”?
Hay
What is the Spanish equivalent of “Is there?” and “Are there?”
¿Hay…?
What is the Spanish equivalent of “there is not” and “there are not”?
no hay
What is the Spanish equivalent of “How many people/things”
Masc: Cuántos
Fem: Cuántas
singular pronoun “yo soy” translated to English
I am
singular pronoun “tu eres” translated to English
you are
singular pronoun “usted es” translated to English
you are
singular pronoun “El es” and “ella es” translated to English
he is (maculino)
she is (femenino)
plural pronoun “nosotros somos” and “nosotras somos” translated to English
we are/ us (maculino)
we are/ us (femenino)