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Spanish Adjectives – Final Words

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Let's review:

• Many adjectives have 4 forms: masculine, feminine, singular, plural
• Most of the time, adjectives come after the noun
• Adjectives that end in "e" only have 2 forms
• Most adjectives that end in a consonant only have 2 forms
• Adjectives of nationality have 4 forms
• Adjectives that end in "or, án, on, ín" also have 4 forms

These rules will cover most circumstances, but there are a few more rules you can learn. To learn more about Spanish adjectives, refer to the "Extra Help" links in the right sidebar of this page.

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