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Spanish Noun Gender and Plurals Guide by Wilson Olea is a document available to read on EtoBox.

The document provides guidelines for determining whether a Spanish noun is masculine or feminine and singular or plural. For gender, most nouns ending in o, accented vowels, or consonants are masculine, while those ending in a, d, z, or ción are usually feminine. There are some common exceptions. For number, most singular nouns become plural by adding s or es, or changing z to ces, with some exceptions that must be memorized. The document gives many examples to illustrate these guidelines.

Author

Wilson Olea

Language

EN