Spanish nouns also distinguish between singular and plural. Generally, add:-s to the end to make a singular noun plural [ view full lesson]

When the singular noun ends in "-s" and it is formed by only one syllable, we add "-es" to form the plural. This is also done for nouns of more than one syllable ending

singular noun (masculine and feminine). H. Opposites. Give the opposite of the following words. (5 pts) alto largo. gordo feo. interesante serio

Cada is invariable - it is followed by a singular noun and the third personal singular verb form. Cada país tiene sus proprias tradiciones. - Each country has its own ...

Primero and tercero have shortend forms that are used before a masculine singular noun [el primer libro, el tercer chico]. After names, Roman numerals are often used, but ...

Gente refers to people in the abstract and is a singular noun. Pueblo (besides meaning “town” “village”) refers the group of people that makes up a country or ...