Mojado describes something wet, often as a result of contact with a liquid.
The idea
It agrees with the noun: mojado, mojada, mojados, mojadas. Estar mojado describes a current wet state.
Examples
- El suelo está mojado después de la lluvia.The ground is wet after the rain.
- Mi chaqueta quedó mojada en la tormenta.My jacket got wet in the storm.
- Los zapatos mojados están junto a la puerta.The wet shoes are next to the door.
- No te sientes en esa silla mojada.Do not sit on that wet chair.
- Las hojas están mojadas esta mañana.The leaves are wet this morning.
- Trae una toalla: el perro está mojado.Bring a towel: the dog is wet.
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Watch out
Mojado means wet; seco means dry. A wet object can later become dry.
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Choose the form agreeing with silla: La silla está ___. (mojada / mojado)
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mojada
Mojada agrees with the feminine singular noun silla.
Choose the form agreeing with zapatos: Los zapatos están ___. (mojados / mojadas)
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mojados
Mojados agrees with the masculine plural noun zapatos.
Choose the adjective that fits the description: El suelo tiene agua después de la lluvia: está ___. (mojado / seco)
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mojado
Mojado fits ground with water on it; seco means dry.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Spanish sentences where available. We keep your score.
Choose the form agreeing with silla: La silla está ___. (mojada / mojado)
Choose the form agreeing with zapatos: Los zapatos están ___. (mojados / mojadas)
Choose the adjective that fits the description: El suelo tiene agua después de la lluvia: está ___. (mojado / seco)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Describe a wet jacket and warn someone about a wet chair.

