Question

Discuss how Spanish adjectives work and what is important to remember about them. Write your answer in English.

Answer 1

Answer:

Adjectives are those words that accompany the noun, and this is the most important thing to remember. They have the function of qualifying it, or expressing a quality of it.

Anything we can say about a noun is an adjective.

There are several types of adjectives, let's see some of them:

Qualifying adjectives: They are those that describe the noun as it is. Example: high, low, red, green.

Demonstrative adjectives: determine the relationship of proximity a thing or a person with respect to the noun. Example: That, those, this.

Possessive adjectives: They give you an idea of belonging or possession of the noun. Example: Yours, mine, ours.

Numeral adjectives: They determine a numerical quantity. Example: A house, two cars, three dogs.

Answer 2

Answer:

Spanish adjectives correspond as masculine and feminine. For example, white house is casa blanca, not blanco. Also, in spanish, adjectives come BEFORE THE NOUN,not after like in english. Just like above,for white house you're going to say casa blanca, not blanca casa