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welcome to standard Union School Spanish I'm Tessa Monroe Rogers today's program using additives and trying to have a conversation with taste and no one would have a nice day because I just sent you the card you Larry you need then come I'll show you where the adjectives and all the little grammar rules they follow for gender and number ready let's do it in Spanish you already have the Spanish nouns are considered either masculine or feminine are they can be either singular or plural nouns and plural adjectives as well also the placement of adjectives in Spanish sentences is usually different than the placement of adjectives in English sentences first here's the vocabulary you need for this means dirty is a cat ugly Ninja Turtle Conejo intelligent means intelligent means friendly means disagreeable remember it's essential that your adjectives agree in gender and number with an ounce they modify for example if the active muscles if an adjective modifies a plural noun and plural Pearl Jam general rules are rules sometimes just like that the endings of the following adjectives what is a woman talking about herself there's no answer. We are dirty Rosa is referring to both herself and Manuel Manuel GPS is referring to women she's referring to more than one about adjectives ending in a monkey wrench there are few Spanish adjectives that end in e an adjective and its singular form an ionic plural just add an adjective this day would be complete if she is sad the subject is singular and feminine so we use the singular form of the adjective sending remains just e-mail subject esta triste since you don't have to consider the gender of the subject the number singular or plural what we talked about I will show you an adjective that ends in a consonant is an adjective that means weak when he uses adjective any singular noun use of one Debbie regardless of whether the noun is masculine or feminine if your subject is that's just the way they do it in Spanish Jennifer just doesn't matter with additives that end in a consonant you only have to match the number singular or plural how far we've been practicing sentences to put the adjective after a verb like he is weak LS Debbie sometimes adjectives go right beside the ugly cat in English before the noun in Spanish the adjective usually goes after the noun it modifies which means cat it wouldn't be it would be let's get a little more practice using the proper forms of adjectives Insanity Hanson Turtle El tejado Fuerte did Larry Richards YouTube be sure you ask yourself in Spanish when using C'est la Tortuga Alta East Wells and if you want to say okay review time here are the rules for adjectives one all adjectives must match there now pain in both gender and number for adjectives of connectivity using descriptive adjectives enjoy yourself as well thanks for watching standard deviants School

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