What is an adjective in Spanish?

An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun, providing information about qualities such as color, size, or mood.

Do Spanish adjectives agree with the noun?

Yes, adjectives must agree in gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural) with the noun they describe.

Where are placed adjectives in a sentence?

In most cases, adjectives come after the noun in Spanish (e.g., el coche rojo – "the red car"), but some adjectives can appear before the noun, especially when conveying subjective qualities.

How to make adjectives plural in Spanish?

To make adjectives plural, add -s if they end in a vowel (e.g., grande becomes grandes ) and -es if they end in a consonant (e.g., fácil becomes fáciles ).

Any irregular adjectives in Spanish?

Yes, some adjectives have irregular forms that don’t follow standard rules, such as bueno becoming mejor ("better") and malo becoming peor ("worse").

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Grammar Point	Pattern	Example
Adjectives in Spanish	Noun + adjectives	La casa nueva
Prepositions in Spanish	Preposition + Object	El coche de Lucía
Genders in Spanish	-
Pronouns in Spanish	yo, tú, él/ella, nosotros/as, vosotros/as, ellos/ellas	Yo camino rápido.
Reflexive verbs in Spanish	Levantarse	Yo me levanto por las mañanas.
Sentence structure in Spanish	Subject + Predicate	Pedro conduce un coche.
Present tense in Spanish	Remove ending -ar/-er/-ir + add conjugated ending	Yo ando, tu andas, ella anda
Past tense in Spanish	Remove ending -ar/-er/-ir + add conjugated ending	Yo andé, tú andaste, ella andó
Future tense in Spanish	Remove the ending -ar, -er, -ir + add conjugated conjugation	Yo andaré, tú andarás, ella andará
Continuous tense in Spanish	Auxiliary verb + verb ending in -ando / -iendo	Estoy desayunando.
Por or Para \|\| For in Spanish	Por, Para	Llámale por teléfono. Vamos para mi pueblo.
Asking questions in Spanish	Qué, Cómo, Quién, Dónde, Cuándo...	¿Qué quiere?, ¿Quién eres?, ¿Dónde trabajas?