Definite vs Indefinite Articles in Spanish

This video tutorial explains the use of definite and indefinite articles in English and Spanish. It covers how definite articles specify a particular item, while indefinite articles refer to any item. The tutorial also details the variations of these articles in Spanish, based on gender and number, providing examples for better understanding.

What is the main purpose of using definite and indefinite articles?

• To show the location of an object

• To describe the size of an object

• To differentiate between specific and non-specific items

• To indicate the color of an object

Which of the following is a definite article in Spanish?

• El

• Unos

• Una

• Un

How do you form the plural of 'la' in Spanish?

• Lus

• Los

• Las

• Les

Which of the following is the correct definite article for a masculine singular noun in Spanish?

• Las

• El

• Los

• La

What is the indefinite article for a singular feminine noun in Spanish?

• Un

• Una

• Unas

• Unos

How do you say 'some cars' in Spanish?

• Unos coches

• Unas coches

• Un coche

• Una coche

Which of the following is an example of an indefinite article in Spanish?

• Los

• Un

• La

• El

How do you say 'a coin' in Spanish using an indefinite article?

• Una moneda

• Un moneda

• Unas monedas

• Unos monedas

What is the plural form of 'un' in Spanish?

• Las

• Los

• Unas

• Unos

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a definite article in Spanish?

• Yo necesito una computador

• Yo necesito un computador

• Yo necesito el computador

• Yo necesito los computador