Adjectives and adverbs (AQA GCSE Spanish): Flashcards
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Spanish adjective agreement rule
Spanish adjective agreement rule
Must agree in gender & number with noun
Adjectives ending in -o for feminine nouns
Adjectives ending in -o for feminine nouns
Change to -a (e.g., alto → alta)
Adjectives ending in -e or consonants for gender
Adjectives ending in -e or consonants for gender
Usually stay the same for both genders
Typical position of adjectives in Spanish
Typical position of adjectives in Spanish
After the noun (unlike English)
Common adjectives that come before the noun
Common adjectives that come before the noun
bueno, malo, grande, pequeño
How to form adverbs from adjectives
How to form adverbs from adjectives
Add -mente to feminine form of adjective
Do Spanish adverbs change with gender/number?
Do Spanish adverbs change with gender/number?
No, they don't change form
Good
Good
bueno/a
Bad
Bad
malo/a
Tall, high, loud
Tall, high, loud
alto/a
Happy, glad
Happy, glad
feliz
Always, forever
Always, forever
siempre
Well
Well
bien
Now, these days
Now, these days
ahora
Big, large
Big, large
grande