Exploring Ordinal Numbers in Spanish Grammar

This video tutorial reviews Spanish ordinal numbers, explaining their use in expressing order and placement. It covers basic ordinal numbers like primero, cuarto, and octavo, and highlights special forms such as 'primer' and 'tertero' when preceding masculine singular nouns. The tutorial also mentions some less common ordinal numbers for advanced learners.

What is the purpose of ordinal numbers in Spanish?

• To express order or placement

• To express frequency

• To express possibility

• To express quantity

Do ordinal numbers in Spanish change according to gender and number?

• Only change with gender

• Only change with number

• No, they remain the same

• Yes, they change

What does 'primero' change to before a masculine singular noun?

• Primero

• Prime

• Primer

• Primera

What special form does 'tertero' take before a masculine singular noun?

• Tercero

• Tert

• Tertero

• Ter there

Which of the following is not a commonly studied ordinal number?

• Sexto

• Tertero

• Cuarto

• Primero

Which statement is true about the less common ordinal numbers mentioned?

• They are not typically included in the year's study

• They do not exist in Spanish

• They are often used in daily conversations

• They are the most important to learn