spanish adjectives??

Question

how do you make spanish adjectives agree with verbs?

Answer 1

Adjectives agree in gender and number with the NOUN they modify..
I.e. el gato (masc. singular) loco (masculine singular)
los gatos (masc. pl.) locos (masc. pl.)
la villa (fem. sing.) hermosa (fem. sing.)
las villas (fem. pl.) hermosas( fem. pl.)
generally for masculine sing. the ending is -O
for masculine plural -os
for feminine singular -a
for feminine plural -as

Answer 2

Unlike English, most Spanish adjectives must agree in gender with noun they modify, for example, if we want to describe a feminine noun like “casa” we have to use a feminine adjective like “bonita” or “espaciosa”, not “bonito” or “espacioso”. These are the rules for the gender of Spanish adjectives:

The rules for Spanish Adjectives: gender, number and plural form
http://www.spanishlearninglab.com/spanish-adjectives/

Answer 3

If the noun is in the plural the adjective should also be in the plural.Por ejemplo--chicas calientes.Hombres gordos.Casas viejas. Usualy the adjective follows the noun but not always.

Answer 4

if it's plural and masculine you'll use vosotros or ellos/ellas with an "o"

ex: They are pretty
Ustedes son bonitos

For femine, just add an "a"

Las casas son bonitas.

You get it?

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