Understanding Spanish Articles

This video tutorial by Liliana covers the use of articles in Spanish, including definite and indefinite articles. It explains the rules for using masculine and feminine articles, exceptions for feminine nouns starting with A or HA, and the neutral article 'lo' for abstract ideas. The tutorial also provides guidance on identifying noun gender and highlights instances where articles are not used, such as with professions, nationalities, and certain prepositions.

What is the definite article used for singular masculine nouns in Spanish?

• Las

• La

• El

• Los

Which indefinite article is used for singular feminine nouns in Spanish?

• Una

• Unos

• Unas

• Un

What is the plural form of the indefinite article 'un'?

• El

• Unas

• Unos

• Una

Which article is used with feminine nouns starting with a stressed 'A' or 'HA'?

• El

• La

• Una

• Las

What is the purpose of the neutral article 'lo' in Spanish?

• To refer to masculine nouns

• To refer to feminine nouns

• To refer to abstract ideas

• To refer to plural nouns

Which noun ending typically indicates a feminine noun in Spanish?

• E

• O

• A

• J

What is the correct article for 'oso' (bear) in Spanish?

• Unas

• Las

• La

• El

In which situation do we not use articles in Spanish?

• With singular nouns

• With plural nouns

• With adjectives

• With professions

How do you correctly say 'the cat's food' in Spanish?

• La comida de gato

• La comida del gato

• La comida el gato

• La comida de el gato

What is the contraction for 'a el' in Spanish?

• El

• Del

• Al

• Ael