Spanish Verbs & Grammar - Reference Guides

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A fter english, spanish is the most widely spoken language in the. Western hemisphere, and speaking it fluently can often help you understand other languages like french or italian. Of course, basic verbs and grammar are the cornerstones of speaking any lan- guage, so having this reference guide nearby as you learn will be invaluable. Adjectives: accompany (and precede) nouns and their modifiers, agree with nouns in number and gender; indicate gender of noun. Plural unos unas: name people, places, things, ideas, feelings, and qualities; vary in number and gender, as indicated by preceding article. Gender: no set rule dictates noun"s gender (masculine or feminine, gender should be learned along with noun"s meaning; however, there are some common patterns. Masculine endings: -o, -l, and -r (e. g. , el verano, there are numerous exceptions (e. g. , la moto) Feminine endings: -a, -ci n, -si n, -umbre, (e. g. , la casa, there are many exceptions (e. g. , el d a)

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