Indefinite Articles In Spanish
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need help with this spanish sheet / free 10 points?
Indefinite Articles with Unspecified Things
A. In Spanish a noun names a person, place, thing, or idea.
modelo: ___________________________________________
B. A noun may sometimes appear with an indefinite article. An indefinite article refers to general items (not specific ones). In English the indefinite articles are a (an) or some.
modelo: __________________________________________
C. The Indefinite Article that accompanies a noun will also match its gender and number.
Femenino ________________________________
Masculino _________________________________
Singular _________________________________
Plural____________________________________
D. Make a mind map to help you remember.
Also what is the fecha today and apuntes?
Is that from a book or did your teacher prepare it? Because there are some strange things there.
For example, a noun refers to a place, person, etc., not only in Spanish.
Also, where it says “modelo” (which sounds very weird and unnatural) it should say “example”.
The “or” in the sentence about the definite article in English is also a mistake. And “some” is not considered an article, at least not by most grammarians.
The whole thing just doesn’t look natural.
C.
01026 Spanish Lesson – nouns, indefinite articles & class vocab
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