This document discusses how Spanish adjectives agree with nouns in terms of gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/plural). It provides examples of adjectives ending in -o, -e, and consonants and how they change form to match a noun's gender and number. Common adjectives like rojo, verde, and azul are given as examples along with the nouns they describe.

1. Ch. 2B

2.  Adjectives describe nouns.
 Adjectives
agree by gender
(masculine/feminine) and number
(singular/plural)

3.  Adjectives that end with an –o
 Rojo (masculine and singular)
 Roja (feminine and singular)
 Rojos (masculine and plural)
 Rojas (feminine and plural)

4.  Elcuaderno es rojo.
 La regla es roja.
 Los cuadernos son rojos.
 Las sillas son rojas.

5.  Adjectives
that end in –e only
have a singular or plural form.
(add –s to make plural)
 El bolígrafo es verde.
 Los bolígrafos son verdes.

6.  Adjectives that end with a consonant only
are singular or plural (add –es to make
plural)
 El cuaderno es azul.
 Los cuadernos son azules.
 La puerta es gris.
 Las puertas son grises.

7. 1. La camisa (amarillo
2. Los calcetines (blanco
3. La falda (negro
4. Las camisetas (verde
5. Los pantalones (café
6. Los jeans (azul
7. La blusa (morado
8. El libro (anaranjado
9. Los bolígrafos (rojo