USING ADJECTIVES: Adjective agreement in Spanish 3
Advanced adjective agreement exercise. Intermediate-level sentences with nationality adjectives and less common forms.
📚 Quick grammar review
Shortened forms before masculine nouns — Some adjectives drop their final vowel before a masculine singular noun: bueno → buen libro, malo → mal día, primero → primer piso, tercero → tercer piso. The full form is used after the noun: el libro es bueno.
Grande → gran before any singular noun — Grande shortens to gran before any singular noun (masculine or feminine) and usually changes meaning: un gran escritor (a great writer), una gran ciudad (a great city). After the noun, grande just means physically large.
Santo → san before men's names — Santo shortens to san before most male saints' names: San Juan, San Pedro, San Francisco. Exceptions that keep the full form: Santo Tomás, Santo Domingo (names beginning with To- or Do-).
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Choose the correct adjective to complete each phrase:
1. Un hombre ________.
Correct answer: rico
2. Unos gatos ________.
Correct answer: negros
3. Un clima ________.
Correct answer: frío
4. Unos pantalones ________.
Correct answer: baratos
5. Una casa ________.
Correct answer: grande
6. Un ________ hombre.
Correct answer: gran
7. Una respuesta ________.
Correct answer: perfecta
8. Un ________ amigo.
Correct answer: buen
9. Unas chicas ________.
Correct answer: guapas
10. Unas películas ________.
Correct answer: malísimas
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