Past participle agreement in Spanish : complete course
Struggling with past participle agreement in Spanish? At A1 level, start simple: abierto, abierta, abiertos, abiertas. The ending changes with gender and number — that's the key rule!
Past participle agreement in Spanish
In Spanish, past participles used with the verb haber to form compound tenses are invariable and never agree with the subject or the object. However, when a past participle functions as an adjective, it must agree in gender and number with the noun it describes, making this distinction a key concept to master early on.
Exercises A1 : Past participle agreement in Spanish (answers)
Practice past participle agreement in Spanish with these A1-level exercises — learn when to change endings and when to keep them invariable.
Crossword puzzle : Past participle agreement in Spanish
Master past participle agreement in Spanish at A1 level! Learn how irregular past participles like escrito/escrita change with gender and number.