Spanish grammar - Plural adjectives - Part 2 |
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If the singular masculine form of the adjective does not end with -o then forming the plural masculine and feminine forms is the same: • Add an -s if it ends in a vowel, or -es if it ends in a consonant. • Add an -es if it ends in a consonant. • If it ends in -z: change the -z to -ces. |
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Los coches son grandes.
The cars are big.
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Las casas son grandes.
The houses are big. |
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Los niños son felices.
The boys are happy.
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Las niñas son felices.
The girls are happy. |
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Los chicos son jóvenes.
The boys are young.
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Las chicas son jóvenes.
The girls are young. |
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Los exámenes son fáciles.
The exams are easy.
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Las tareas son fáciles.
The tasks are easy.
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Los problemas son difíciles.
The problems are difficult.
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Las situaciones son difíciles.
The situations are difficult.
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