1. What are the definite articles? Masculine El Los Example: El gato Los gatos Feminine La Las Example: La camisa Las camisas

2. What are the indefinite articles? Masculine Un Unos Example: Un gato Unos gatos Feminine Una Unas Example: Una camisa Unas camisas

3. And the nouns? If a noun ends in a consonant, you just add ‘ES’ to make it plural Example: profesor profesorES

4. If you know the noun, can you find the definite article and make it plural?

5. gatOSLOS gatOS vestidOSLOS vestidOS sombrerOSLOS sombrerOS camisASLAS camisAS chaquetASLAS chaquetAS calcetinES LOS calcetinES suéterESLOS suéterES

6. And the adjectives? Masculine negro negros Example: Gato negro Gatos negros Feminine negra negras Example: Camisa negra Camisas negras

7. And the adjectives? Cont. In Spanish, the adjective comes after the noun. Example: El gato NEGRO La familia DIVERTIDA

8. And the adjectives? Cont. In Spanish, the adjective is plural just like the noun. Example: Los gatos NEGROS Las familias DIVERTIDAS

9. And the adjectives? Cont. REMEMBER! If a noun or adjective ends in a consonant, you just add ‘ES’ to make it plural Example: trabajador trabajadorES

10. And the adjectives? Cont. If a noun or adjective ends in an ‘E’, just add an ‘S’ to make it plural Example: verde verdeS