PPT-Noun – Adjective Agreement

Avancemos 1 Unit 1 Lesson 2 What is an adjective Describes a noun The fat cat chased the small cats In English adjectives are placed BEFORE the noun it is describing In Spanish adjectives are placed after the noun. brPage 1br Noun Verb Adjective Adverb Noun person amazement amaze amazing amazed amazingly history historic historical historically historian disaster disastrous disastrously b “They need to work together!”. NOUN AND VERB AGREEMENT. Nouns and verbs need to work together to create a complete thought. (sounds right). Nouns can be plural or singular.. Singular= one (dog). Gender Agreement . (pg 59). You already know that every word in Spanish has a gender: . masculine or feminine.. El . chico. = masculine. El . helado. = masculine. La . galleta. = feminine. La . maestra. Make sure that you really know the meaning of these words. Do not just memorize the definition!. Credence. Noun: belief in or acceptance of something as true. Syn. : faith, confidence. Ant: distrust. by Dave Eggers. Vocabulary List 1 . Perplex. Pouring a glass of orange juice, he watched . these . girls of his, . perplexed . (Eggers 7. ).. Adjective. Definition: completely . baffled; . puzzled. Astrained. verb . stretched to maximum extension. Syn. : wrenched, stretched, pulled. Ant: loosened, relaxed, slackened. My elbow and shoulder joints were . astrained. as I reached for the remote on the far end of the couch.. Acoustic:. adjective. of . or relating to sound or to the sense of hearing. SYN: none. Ant: none. The warehouse was renovated into a trendy restaurant but the industrial features affected the . acoustic. Edited by: . seÑora. . pearson. . . 2017. Adjectives . describe nouns . and pronouns.. In Spanish, adjectives agree in number . (how many) . and gender . (. masculine. or . feminine. ).. In Spanish, adjectives . Embarrassed or humiliated. Synonym. : embarrassed. Abash. Meredith felt . abashed. by her inability to remember her lines in the school chorus of “Old McDonald had a Farm.”. Ambience . Noun. Atmosphere, mood, or feeling . Embarrassed or humiliated. Synonym. : embarrassed. Abash. Meredith felt . abashed. by her inability to remember her lines in the school chorus of “Old McDonald had a Farm.”. Ambience . Noun. Atmosphere, mood, or feeling . GENERAL RULE:. Masculine nouns end in O. Femenine. nouns end in A. RULE #1 . Order. Order of the noun and adjective . is different than in English. It . is flipped. . . Noun + Adjective. Casa . blanca. The detective received an . anonymous. tip that helped to narrow the search for the thief. . SYN-nameless. ANT-none. Unnamed, unknown, without the name of the person involved. browse. Verb. I like to . 1 Gashua Bade Georg Ziegelmeyer , Universität Wien Abstract This paper is an outline of the adjective class in Gashua Bade, a West Chadic - B language spoken in the area in and around Gashua in nor Synonyms: Shocked, horrified, stupefied. Antonyms: Delighted, Overjoyed, Unmoved. Apparition. Noun. A ghost or ghostly figure; an unexplained or unusual appearance.. Synonyms: phantom, specter. Pulverize.