Masculine and feminine nouns

• What are two common endings for feminine nouns in Spanish?

  -a and -d
• The masculine noun ending "-or" is present in words like amor and calor

  True
• What does the feminine noun ending -ción often indicate?

  Actions or processes
• What type of people, places, or things do masculine nouns generally refer to?

  Male
• Order the common feminine noun endings by their frequency in Spanish.

  1️⃣ -a

  2️⃣ -dad

  3️⃣ -tad

  4️⃣ -ción

  5️⃣ -sión

  6️⃣ -triz
• What masculine noun endings can be found in words like árbol, jardín, and color?

  -r, -l, -n
• What is the gender of nouns ending in '-d' in Spanish?

  Feminine
• What is the gender of nouns ending in '-a' in Spanish when referring to 'día'?

  Masculine
• Match the feminine noun ending with its example:

  -sión ↔️ misión

  -triz ↔️ actriz
• Most feminine nouns in Spanish refer to female people, places, or things.

  True
• The word 'salud' in Spanish is feminine.

  True
• What is the gender of nouns ending in '-ción' in Spanish?

  Feminine
• What is the gender of nouns ending in '-e' in Spanish?

  Masculine
• What is the feminine article in Spanish?

  La
• Feminine nouns ending in -dad often refer to abstract concepts.

  True
• The word 'día' in Spanish is masculine.

  True
• Match the masculine noun ending with an example:

  -o ↔️ libro

  -e ↔️ hombre

  -r ↔️ color

  -aje ↔️ garaje