SPAN 101 Study Guide - Final Guide: Los Chicos De Puerto Rico, El Problema, Queso Flameado

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Spanish Language and Literature
• Course: SPAN 101
• Professor: Ibis Lam

Document Summary

Qu + e/i} k ignore the u. Identify: people, places, ideas and things: gender: masculine or feminine (including non-living things: items and ideas, number: singular or plural. Ends in o (el chico, el pasajero) Ends in o (el cuaderno, el diccionario, el n mero, el diario) Ends in a (la cosa, la escuela, la grabadora, la mochila) El mapa (ends in a but is masulin) Nouns ending in z ces (l piz= l pices) A group of males and females maculine plural form of noun (1 chico+ 2 chicas = los chicos) This is not/ there are not= no hay. Diez y seis (16), diez y siete (17), diez y ocho (18), diez y nueve (19) Replaces: the name or title of a person, place or thing. It acts as the subject of a verb. You- two subject pronouns: tu & usted. *there is no subject pronoun for it e so or e sa are used.