Question

iii. nouns and articles - study your notes
a. definite articles - english meaning

	singular	plural
feminine

b. indefinite articles - english meaning

	singular	plural
feminine

c. nouns

1. most masculine nouns end in ____. most feminine nouns end in ____
2. to make a noun plural that ends in a vowel add ____________
3. to make a noun plural that ends in a consonant add ____________

iv. subject pronouns - write the spanish subject pronouns

	we	we (all girls)
he	they	they (all girls)
she		yall
you (formal)

Explanation:

In Spanish, definite articles for masculine singular is "el", plural is "los"; for feminine singular is "la", plural is "las". Indefinite articles for masculine singular are "un", "uno", feminine singular "una". Most masculine nouns end in -o, feminine in -a. To make a noun plural ending in a vowel, add -s; ending in a consonant, add -es. Spanish subject - pronouns: "I" is "yo", "We" is "nosotros/nosotras", "You (informal)" is "tú", "You all/Y'all - Spain" is "vosotros/vosotras", "He" is "él", "She" is "ella", "You (formal)" is "usted", "They" is "ellos/ellas".

Answer:

A. Definite Articles - English meaning:

	Singular	Plural
Feminine	la	las

B. Indefinite Articles - English meaning: un, uno, una

	Singular	Plural
Feminine	una	-

C. Nouns

1. Most masculine nouns end in -o. Most feminine nouns end in -a.
2. To make a noun plural that ends in a vowel add -s.
3. To make a noun plural that ends in a consonant add -es.

IV. Subject Pronouns - Write the Spanish Subject Pronouns

English	Spanish
We	nosotros (masculine - inclusive)/nosotras (feminine - all girls)
You (informal)	tú
You all/Y'all - Spain	vosotros (masculine - inclusive)/vosotras (feminine - all girls)
He	él
She	ella
You (formal)	usted
They	ellos (masculine - inclusive)/ellas (feminine - all girls)
Y'all	vosotros/vosotras