Definite and Indefinite Articles in Spanish

In English and Spanish, a noun refers to a person, place, thing, or idea.

• Cierto (True)

• Falso (False)

In English and Spanish, we use _____________ to point out or introduce nouns.

• verbs

• articles

• adjectives

• verbs

All Spanish nouns have a grammatical gender, either masculine or feminine.

• Cierto (True)

• Falso (False)

In English and Spanish, nouns can be singular (only one) or plural (more than one).

• Cierto (True)

• Falso (Falso)

Spanish articles must "match" or agree with the nouns they point out in...

• gender (masculine or feminine).

• number (singular or plural)

• both gender and number.

The definite article in English is "the." What are the definite articles in Spanish?

• un, una, unos, unas

• el, la, los, las

"El" is used to say "the" for a...

• mascuiline singular noun.

• feminine singular noun.

• masculine plural noun.

• feminine plural noun.

"Las" is used to say "the" for a...

• masculine singular noun.

• feminine singular noun.

• masculine plural noun.

• feminine plural noun.

"Los" is used to say "the" for a...

• masculine singular noun.

• feminine singular noun.

• masculine plural noun.

• feminine plural noun.

Choose the correct definite article:

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• el

• la

• los

• las