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Spanish Grammar - My Ebook Publishing House
Spanish Grammar
Theory and Exercises
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 – NOUN
Chapter 2 – ADJECTIVE
Chapter 3 – ADVERB
Chapter 4 – DETERMINANTS
Chapter 5 – COMPARATIVE
Chapter 6 – PRONOUNS
Chapter 7 – PREPOSITIONS
Chapter 8 – VERB
Chapter 9 – NEGATIVE AND AFFIRMATIVE
Chapter 10 – QUESTIONS
Answers
Chapter 1 – NOUN (SUSTANTIVO)
A noun is used to identify a person, place, thing, or idea. In Spanish all nouns are masculine or feminine gender.
Person: Joseluis, boy, dentist
Place: garden, university, Peru
Thing: book, car, magazine
Idea: liberty, fear, intelligence
Gender – Some languages divide nouns according to gender. In Spanish there are two genders: masculine and feminine.
Feminine – Nouns that refer to female beings or that end in -a are usually feminine. Some nouns ending in -a, -dad, -tad, -tud, -ión, -umbre, and -ie are generally feminine.
Examples in Spanish:
the city = la ciudad
the will = la voluntad
the virtue = la virtud
the climate = el clima
the day = el día
the girl = la chica
Masculine – Nouns that refer to male beings or that end in -o are usually masculine.
Examples in Spanish:
the boy = el chico
the male cat = el gato
the book = el libro
Also masculine nouns ending in -o change to -a to form the feminine.
the son = el hijo
the daughter = la hija
Masculine nouns that refer to people and that end in -or, -és, or -n add -a to form the feminine.
the author = el autor, la autora
the count = el conde
the countess = la condesa
Exercises
I. Select the correct answer:
1. _______estrella
a) el
b) la
2. _______abrigo
a) el
b) la
3. _______banano
a) el
b) la
4. _______obesidad
a) el
b) la
5. _______piano
a) el
b) la
6. _______mansión
a) el
b) la
7. _______cabello
a) el
b) la
8. _______gato
a) el
b) la
9. _______libro
a) el
b) la
10. _______felicidad
a) el
b) la
11. _______huevo
a) el
b) la
12. _______erupción
a) el
b) la
II. Choose the correct form:
1. _______elefante
a) el
b) la
2. _______fuente
a) el
b) la
3. _______puente
a) el
b) la
4. _______carne
a) el
b) la
5. _______tigre
a) el
b) la
6. _______liebre
a) el
b) la
7. _______barrilete
a) el
b) la
8. _______torre
a) el
b) la
9. _______cofre
a) el
b) la
10. _______hacha
a) el
b) la
11. _______hada
a) el
b) la
12. _______águila
a) el
b) la
III. Which is correct?
1. _______lunas
a) los
b) las
2. _______casas
a) los
b) las
3. _______serpientes
a) los
b) las
4. _______sobres
a) los
b) las
5. _______manís
a) los
b) las
6. _______caballos
a) los
b) las
7. _______carros
a) los
b) las
8. _______calles
a) los
b) las
9. _______tribus
a) los
b) las
10. _______gatos
a) los
b) las
IV. Choose the correct plural form for each noun:
1. sol_______
a) sols
b) soles
c) solces
2. tren_______
a) trens
b) trenes
c) trences
3. collar_______
a) collars
b) collares
c) collareces
4. melón_______
a) melóns
b) melones
c) melonces
5. corazón_______
a) corazóns
b) corazones
c) corazónces
6. cruz_______
a) cruzs
b) cruzes
c) cruces
7. lombriz_______
a) lombrizs
b) lombrizes
c) lombrices
8. nariz_______
a) narizs
b) narizes
c) narices
9. cicatriz_______
a) cicatrizs
b) cicatrizes
c) cicatrices
10. pez_______
a) pezs
b) pezes
c) peces
11. arroz_______
a) arrozs
b) arrozes
c) arroces
12. raíz_______
a) raízs
b) raízes
c) raíces
V. Read carefully the exercises and choose the correct form:
1. _______viaje
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
2. _______mesas
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
3. _______boleto
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
4. _______maleta
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
5. _______vuelos
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
6. _______aerolíneas
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
7. _______aviones
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
8. _______aduana
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
VI. Answer the following:
1. _______maleta
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
2. _______pasajero
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
3. _______camino
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
4. _______oferta
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
5. _______horario
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
6. _______comida
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
7. _______boleto
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
8. _______aerolínea
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
9. _______asiento
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
10. _______avión
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
VII. Choose the correct answer:
1. _______equipo
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
2. _______aerolínea
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
3. _______aeropuerto
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
4. _______salida
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
5. _______linterna
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
6. _______avenida
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
7. _______vuelo
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
8. _______librería
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
9. _______museo
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
10. _______mochila
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
11. _______baño
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
12. _______pista
a) el
b) la
c) los
d) las
VIII. Answer the following:
1. Las_______
a) calle
b) calles
2. Las_______
a) farmacia
b) farmacias
3. Las_______
a) maleta
b) maletas
4. Los_______
a) semáforos
b) semáforo
5. Los_______
a) vuelo
b) vuelos
6. Los_______
a) boleto
b) boletos
7. Los_______
a) pasajero
b) pasajeros
8. Las_______
a) aerolíneas
b) aerolínea
9. Las_______
a) mesas
b) mesa
10. Los_______
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