In Spanish, past participles must sometimes agree in gender and number with the noun they describe, just like adjectives! This means adding -a, -os, or -as to the base form.
Can you find the correct past participle forms hidden in this crossword? Watch out for those endings!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. Who
- 3. Diet
- 5. From or since
- 10. Complement in sentence structure
- 11. Ending of a word
- 12. Agreement between words in grammar
- 13. Past tense in Spanish
- 16. Compound or composed form
- 17. According to
- 18. Rule or norm
Down
- 2. Nine
- 4. Text
- 6. Infinitive verb form
- 7. Participle form of a verb
- 8. Action or act
- 9. Unchanging form regardless of gender or number
- 14. Afternoon or late
- 15. Letter
Answers
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Across
- 1. Who → quien
- 3. Diet → dieta
- 5. From or since → desde
- 10. Complement in sentence structure → complemento
- 11. Ending of a word → terminacion
- 12. Agreement between words in grammar → concordancia
- 13. Past tense in Spanish → preterito
- 16. Compound or composed form → compuesto
- 17. According to → segun
- 18. Rule or norm → regla
Down
- 2. Nine → nueve
- 4. Text → texto
- 6. Infinitive verb form → infinitivo
- 7. Participle form of a verb → participio
- 8. Action or act → accion
- 9. Unchanging form regardless of gender or number → invariable
- 14. Afternoon or late → tarde
- 15. Letter → letra
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