White objects in Spanish
White walls, cups and clouds offer a way to practise this Spanish colour and its agreement with nouns.
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Spanish: Adjectives for precise descriptions
Spanish: Describe qualities, feelings and differences with suitable adjectives, sentence patterns and translated examples.
Adventure journal
Spanish: Adjectives for precise descriptions
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Black objects and agreement
A black hat or a dark stone: practise the Spanish colour adjective as it agrees with singular and plural nouns.
Read and practiseBlue things in Spanish
Blue doors and balloons illustrate a Spanish colour adjective that keeps one singular form and adds a plural ending.
Read and practiseShort lengths and durations
A short path, skirt or break: describe distance, clothing and time with a Spanish adjective that agrees with its noun.
Read and practiseUnattractive things in Spanish
An ugly lamp or an unappealing drawing invites a personal opinion while practising Spanish adjective agreement.
Read and practiseSeguro: safe and sure
Learn seguro for safety and certainty, including agreement and estar seguro de with a noun.
Read and practiseSalty flavours in Spanish
A salty soup or a handful of salted nuts helps you describe flavour and practise adjective agreement.
Read and practiseBitter tastes and experiences in Spanish
Coffee can taste bitter, and a farewell can feel bitter too. Explore both meanings and adjective agreement.
Read and practiseRápido: quick and fast
Describe fast transport and quick responses with rápido, its agreement and an adverbial use.
Read and practiseSour flavors in Spanish
A sharp taste in yogurt, fruit or a drink calls for an adjective that agrees with the thing being described.
Read and practiseLento: slow speed
Describe slow movement or a slow connection with lento and adjective agreement.
Read and practiseBroken objects and agreement
A broken window or a damaged phone calls for estar and an adjective that matches the object in gender and number.
Read and practiseOpen in Spanish: abierto
Doors, shops and opportunities can be open: see how this Spanish adjective changes with the noun.
Read and practiseMalo: bad and agreement
Learn malo, mala and malos, including the shortened form mal before a masculine singular noun.
Read and practiseClosed places and objects in Spanish
A shut bank, a sealed bottle and blocked roads show how Spanish describes things that are closed.
Read and practiseSaying someone is ill in Spanish
A sick teacher, neighbour or friend: describe illness in Spanish and match the adjective to the person.
Read and practiseVerde: green and agreement
Learn verde and verdes for green objects and traffic lights, with singular and plural agreement.
Read and practiseHealthy people and habits in Spanish
A healthy grandparent, daily walking and wholesome meals show how Spanish describes health and healthy habits.
Read and practiseRojo: red and adjective agreement
Learn rojo, roja, rojos and rojas to describe red objects and a pedestrian signal.
Read and practiseKindness with the Spanish adjective
A courteous message or a helpful neighbor: describe kind people and gestures with Spanish adjective agreement.
Read and practiseFriendly people in Spanish
A welcoming neighbour and a helpful waiter show how to describe friendly people and avoid a misleading English lookalike.
Read and practiseOcupado: busy and occupied
Learn ocupado and ocupada to describe busy people and occupied seats, tables or bathrooms.
Read and practiseNervous feelings in Spanish
Before a concert or an exam, describe nervous feelings and match the adjective to the person.
Read and practiseLibre: free and available
Learn libre and libres for available seats, free time and hands that are not occupied.
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