Unidad 1: Lección 1 Grammar Set Flashcards

Grammar set from Unidad 1: Leccion 1 (59 cards)

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How many genders are there for Spanish nouns?

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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What are the genders for Spanish nouns?

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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  • Masculine (i.e., el profesor, el cuaderno, el lápiz)
  • Feminine (i.e., la profesora, la tiza, la ventana)

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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What are some common indicators for masculine nouns in Spanish?

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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(Most) nouns that end in -o or denote males

E.g., cuaderno, hombre.

Exception: mano (hand), which ends in -o but it is **feminine*

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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What are some common indicators for feminine nouns in Spanish?

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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(Most) nouns that end in -a or denote females.

E.g., ventana, mujer

Exception: día and mapa, which end in -a but are masculine

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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For masculine nouns ending in -o, how do you transform them into their corresponding feminine form?

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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Change the ending -o to -a

E.g., el secretario / la secretaria

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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When a masculine noun ends in a consonant, what do you do to obtain its corresponding feminine form?

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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Add -a at the end of the noun

E.g., el doctor / la doctora

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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For nouns that have the same form for both genders, how do you indicate the gender?

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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Gender is indicated by the article el (masculine) or la (feminine)

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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When it comes to nouns and their articles, what are the two things that should be in agreement with each other?

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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Gender and Number

E.g., las chicas (feminine/plural)

Género y número de los sustantivos (Gender and number of nouns) [pg 12]

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For Spanish nouns ending in a vowel, how do we pluralize them?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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Add -s to the end of the noun

E.g., estudiante -> estudiantes

E.g., silla -> sillas

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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For Spanish nouns ending in a consonant, how do we pluralize them?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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Add -es to the end of the noun

E.g., borrador -> borradores

E.g., profesor -> profesores

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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For Spanish nouns ending in -z, how do we pluralize them?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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  • Change the z to c
  • Add -es

E.g., lápiz -> lápices

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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When an accent mark falls on the last syllable of a word that ends in a consonant, what happens to the accent mark in the plural form of that word?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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The accent mark is omitted/removed

E.g., lección -> lecciones

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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How many forms of the definite article (‘the’) in Spanish?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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4 (four)

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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What is the definite article for a singular masculine noun?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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el

E.g., el profesor
E.g., el lápiz

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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What is the definite article for a singular feminine noun?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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la

E.g., la profesora
E.g., la pluma

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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What is the definite article of a plural masculine noun?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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los

E.g., los profesores
E.g., los lápices

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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What is the definite article of a plural feminine noun?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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las

E.g., las profesoras
E.g., las plumas

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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For definite and indefinite articles, what are the two things that have to agree with the noun?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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Gender and Number

E.g., la profesora

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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What is the indefinite article for a singular masculine noun?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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un (a, an)

E.g., un libro

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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What is the indefinite article for a singular feminine noun?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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una (a, an)

E.g., una silla

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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What is the indefinite article for a plural masculine noun?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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unos (some)

E.g., unos libros

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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What is the indefinite article for a plural feminine noun?

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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unas (some)

E.g., unas sillas

Plural forms of nouns [pg 13]

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Define

1st person singular pronoun in Spanish (I)

Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]

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yo

Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]

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Define

2nd person singular pronoun in Spanish (you) [familiar]

Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]

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is used when addressing a close friend, a relative, or a child

Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]

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# Define **2nd** person **singular** pronoun in Spanish *(you) [formal]* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
usted *(Ud.)* | **usted** is used for **ALL** other instances ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
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# Define **3rd** person **singular masculine** pronoun *(he)* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
él ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
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# Define **3rd** person **singular feminine** pronoun *(she)* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
ella | **Pronunciation**: ê-da ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
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# Define **1st** person **plural** **masculine** pronoun *(we)* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
nosotros | **nosotros** can refer to the masculine gender alone or to both genders ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
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# Define **1st** person **plural feminine** pronoun *(we)* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
nosotras ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
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# Define **2nd** person **plural masculine** pronoun *(you all) [familiar]* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
vosotros | **vosotros** can refer to the masculine gender alone or to both genders ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
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# Define **2nd** person **plural feminine** pronoun *(you all) [familiar]* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
vosotras ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
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# Define **2nd** person **plural** pronoun *(you all) [formal]* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
ustedes *(Uds.)* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
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# Define **3rd** person **plural masculine** pronoun *(they)* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
ellos | **Pronunciation**: eh-yos ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
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# Define **3rd** person **plural feminine** pronoun *(they)* ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
ellas | **Pronunciation**: eh-yas ## Footnote Pronombres personales usados como sujetos (Subject Pronouns) [pg 16]
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# True or False The verb **ser** *(to be)* is **regular**. ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
**False**. **Ser** is **irregular**. ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Translate I **am** ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
yo **soy** ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Translate you *(familiar)* are ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
tú eres ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Translate you *(formal)* are ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
usted es ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Translate he is ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
él es ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Translate she is ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
ella es ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Translate we are ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
nosotros(as) somos ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Translate you all *(familar)* are ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
vosotros(as) sois ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Translate you all *(formal)* are ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
ustedes son ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Translate they *(masculine)* are ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
ellos son ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Translate they *(feminine)* are ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
ellas son ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 17]
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# Fill in the Blanks In Spanish, when you use a **title** with a **last name**, a _______________________________ is required when speaking about the person | This is not done in direct address. ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 18]
definite article | E.g., **El** señor García ## Footnote Presente de indicativo del verbo ser (Present indicative of ser) [pg 18]
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# Compare and Contrast **¿Qué?** and **¿Cuál?** when they are used with ***ser*** | **E.g.,** ¿**Qué** es una paella? / ¿**Cuál** es tu clase favorita? ## Footnote ¿Qué? y ¿cuál? usados con el verbo ser (¿Qué? and ¿cuál? used with ser) [pg 19]
* *What?* translates as **¿qué?** when it is used as the **subject of the verb** and **asks** for a **definition**. * *What?* translates as **¿cuál?** when it is used as the **subject of a verb** and **asks** for a **choice**. | ***Cuál*** conveys ***the idea of selection***. ## Footnote ¿Qué? y ¿cuál? usados con el verbo ser (¿Qué? and ¿cuál? used with ser) [pg 19]
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# Answer For most **adjectives** in Spanish, how many **basic forms** are there? ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 19]
two (2) ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 19]
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# Answer What is the **common singular ending** for **adjectives** in **masculine** form? ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 19]
-o | **E.g.,** profesor mexican**o** ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 19]
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# Answer What is the **common singular ending** for **adjectives** in **feminine** form? ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 19]
-a | **E.g.,** profesor**a** mexican**a** ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 19]
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# Answer What is the **common plural ending** for **adjectives** in **masculine** form? ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 19]
-os | **E.g.,** profesores mexican**os** ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 19]
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# Answer What is the **common plural ending** for **adjectives** in **feminine** form? ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 19]
-as | **E.g.,** profesor**as** mexican**as** ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 19]
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# Answer When an **adjective** ends in **-e** or a **consonant**, how do we get its **masculine** and **feminine** forms? ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 20]
We use the **same** form for **both masculine *and* feminine** forms | **E.g.,** muchacho inteligent**e** / clase difíci**l** ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 20]
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# Answer For **adjectives** of **nationality** that **end** in a **consonant**, how do we obtain its **feminine** form? | This is one of the exceptions applied to Spanish adjectives. ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 20]
**Add -a** to the end of the adjective | E.g., señor españo**l** / señora españo**la** ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 20]
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# Answer Do **adjectives** ending in **-ista** reflect **gender**? | This is one of the exceptions applied to Spanish adjectives. ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 20]
| **E.g.,** un chico optim**ista** / una chica optim**ista** ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 20]
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# True or False In forming the **plural**, **adjectives** follow the **same rules** as **nouns**. | This is one of the exceptions applied to Spanish adjectives. ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 20]
True | **E.g.,** mexicano -> mexicanos / feliz -> felices ## Footnote Forms of adjectives [pg 20]
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# Answer For **adjectives** that describe **qualities** *(pretty, smart, etc.)*, do they **precede** *(before)* or **follow** *(after)* nouns? ## Footnote Position of Adjectives [pg 20]
Adjectives that describe qualities **follow** nouns. | **E.g.,** Hay dos chicas **bonitas**. ## Footnote Position of Adjectives [pg 20]
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# Answer For **adjectives** of **quantity** *(one, two, etc.)*, do they **precede** *(before)* or **follow** *(after)* nouns? ## Footnote Position of Adjectives [pg 20]
Adjectives of quantity **precede** nouns. | E.g. Hay **dos** chicas bonitas. ## Footnote Position of Adjectives [pg 20]
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# Answer What are the **two** things that the **article**, the **noun**, and the **adjective** must **agree** upon? ## Footnote Agreement of articles, nouns, and adjectives [pg 20]
**Gender** and **Number** | **E.g.,** El muchacho es simpático. / Las muchachas son simpáticas. ## Footnote Agreement of articles, nouns, and adjectives [pg 20]