Crossword puzzle : Adjective agreement in Spanish

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Adjective agreement in Spanish [A1] — VocaVerb

In Spanish, adjectives must agree with the noun they describe in both gender and number. This means an adjective changes its ending depending on whether the noun is masculine or feminine, singular or plural. Practice these essential rules with this crossword and get comfortable with forms like alto/alta and buenos/buenas!

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Clues

Across

  1. 1. To describe something
  2. 5. Happy
  3. 9. To bring
  4. 10. Demonstrative adjective type
  5. 12. Qualifying adjective type
  6. 15. To modify or change
  7. 16. Agreement between adjective and noun
  8. 17. Afternoon or late
  9. 18. Sad

Down

  1. 2. Comparative degree form
  2. 3. White color
  3. 4. Feminine gender
  4. 6. Word ending
  5. 7. Done or fact
  6. 8. Predicate part of sentence
  7. 11. Chair
  8. 13. Big or large
  9. 14. Now

Answers

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Across

  • 1. To describe something → describir
  • 5. Happy → feliz
  • 9. To bring → traer
  • 10. Demonstrative adjective type → demostrativo
  • 12. Qualifying adjective type → calificativo
  • 15. To modify or change → modificar
  • 16. Agreement between adjective and noun → concordancia
  • 17. Afternoon or late → tarde
  • 18. Sad → triste

Down

  • 2. Comparative degree form → comparativo
  • 3. White color → blanco
  • 4. Feminine gender → femenino
  • 6. Word ending → terminacion
  • 7. Done or fact → hecho
  • 8. Predicate part of sentence → predicado
  • 11. Chair → silla
  • 13. Big or large → grande
  • 14. Now → ahora

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