Spanish nouns and gender #2

Bobby And Susan

Description

This 10 page Spanish language learning handout and worksheet reviews the rules for the use of masculine nouns referring to places, things, and ideas. It contains many practice exercises.

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• Publié par: swatson033
• Nombre de lectures: 155
• Langue: English

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el cine movie house el coche car el colega colleague el día day el espíritu spirit el meringue baked egg white el parque park el perfume perfume el pie foot el postre dessert el viaje trip el tranvía el tranvía trolley Exercise 1 Read each English clue below. Circle the corresponding Spanish article and noun in the word search puzzle. The words can appear horizontally, vertically, diagonally, forward, and backward.

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colleague day foot perfume trolley Free Handout–http://sites.google.com/site/englishspanishhelpfulhandouts Photos:www.flickr.com (Creative Commons License) N I C O, frogthroat, adstream, House Photography, monkeysox, cfinke

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English-Spanish Helpful Handouts - For English Speakers Who Want To Learn Spanish Page1of10 Spanish Nouns And Gender # 2 Masculine Nouns - Places, Things, Ideas A Review for Intermediate and Advanced Students As a general rule, nouns that end in–o,are masculine and nouns that end in–aFor example,are feminine. el añois a masculine noun andla vidais a feminine noun. But, there are many exceptions to the rule.

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Some nouns that end in–a,–e,-uare masculine.