Fácil in Spanish: easy tasks and plural agreement
Describe an easy question or recipe with fácil, form fáciles and say whether something is easy for you.
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Bueno and buen in Spanish: good things and agreement
Learn bueno, buena and their plurals, and use buen before a masculine singular noun such as libro.
Read and practiseLargo: long in Spanish
Describe long streets, journeys and meetings with largo, using agreement and the contrast with corto.
Read and practiseNuevo: new in Spanish
Describe new objects with nuevo and its agreeing forms, and contrast a new item with an old one.
Read and practiseFrío: cold in Spanish
Describe cold drinks, surfaces and winter days with frío and its gender and number agreement.
Read and practiseLimpio: clean in Spanish
Describe clean tables, clothes and dishes with limpio, agreement and its contrast with sucio.
Read and practiseAlto: tall or high in Spanish
Describe height and position with alto, its agreeing forms and the contrast with bajo.
Read and practiseDifícil: difficult in Spanish
Describe difficult questions and tasks with difícil, its plural difíciles and the contrast with fácil.
Read and practiseCaro: expensive in Spanish
Describe expensive purchases with caro, its agreeing forms and the contrast with barato.
Read and practiseDulce: sweet in Spanish
Describe sweet food and drinks with dulce, its plural dulces and the contrast with salado.
Read and practiseBonito: pretty or lovely in Spanish
Describe attractive places and things with bonito and practise its gender and number forms.
Read and practiseBarato: inexpensive in Spanish
Describe inexpensive items with barato, its agreeing forms and the contrast with caro.
Read and practiseCaliente: hot things
Describe hot food, water and objects with caliente, its plural and the verb estar in Spanish.
Read and practiseLleno: full of something
Describe full containers and crowded places with lleno, its agreement and the preposition de.
Read and practiseVacío: empty and unoccupied
Describe an empty container, an unoccupied seat and an empty room using vacío and its forms.
Read and practiseTranquilo: calm and quiet
Describe a calm person or quiet place with tranquilo, agreement and ser or estar in context.
Read and practiseCómodo: comfortable or at ease
Describe comfortable objects and people at ease with cómodo and adjective agreement.
Read and practiseMismo: the same
Use mismo to identify the same person or thing and agree it with the noun in Spanish.
Read and practiseDistinto: different
Use distinto to compare different things and agree it with the noun in Spanish.
Read and practiseOld age and long-standing friendship
An old clock, an elderly neighbour or a long-standing friend: explore how position and agreement shape this Spanish adjective.
Read and practiseShort and low in Spanish
A low wall, a short person and lamps near the ground show how this adjective describes height and position.
Read and practiseYoung people and the accented plural
A young doctor and young artists introduce an adjective with one singular form and a plural written with an accent.
Read and practiseWhite objects in Spanish
White walls, cups and clouds offer a way to practise this Spanish colour and its agreement with nouns.
Read and practiseBlack objects and agreement
A black hat or a dark stone: practise the Spanish colour adjective as it agrees with singular and plural nouns.
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