Adjectives

Adjectives are words which give us more information about nouns. In English, an adjective never changes, but in Spanish adjectives change their spelling.

Basic spelling of nouns

There is a basic spelling of the adjective.
The basic spelling of the adjective is used for describing masculine singular nouns.
- A masculine singular noun is 'el perro' (the dog).
Normally, the masculine singular form of the adjective ends in '-o'.
- pesado - heavy

Examples of adjectives

rojo – red
negro – black
rápido – fast
pequeño – small

Noun + adjective

In Spanish, most adjectives come after the noun they are describing.
- un balón rojo – a red ball
- un perro negro – a black dog
- un coche rápido – a fast car
- un niño pequeño – a small boy

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4.7Adjectives

4.7.1Adjectives

4.7.2Adjectives: Spelling

4.7.3Adjectives That Don't Change

4.7.4'Grande' and 'Bueno'

4.7.5Adjectives that Change Endings

4.7.6Plural

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4.10Conjunctions

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4.11.1Adverbs of Manner

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4.11.3Adverbs of Place

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