Generosity in Spanish
A shared harvest or a generous portion shows how this adjective describes people, support and amounts.
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Spanish: Describe qualities, feelings and differences with suitable adjectives, sentence patterns and translated examples.
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A shared harvest or a generous portion shows how this adjective describes people, support and amounts.
Read and practiseA teacher and a gardener show how patience applies to people and slow processes, with singular and plural forms.
Read and practiseA rejected suggestion and a fixed plan illustrate stubbornness and show how this adjective agrees with the person described.
Read and practiseAn honest friend, an apology and an opinion illustrate sincerity and the agreement of this adjective with people and words.
Read and practiseA warm smile or a loving farewell can show affection; see how the Spanish adjective agrees with people and gestures.
Read and practiseA shy neighbour or a hesitant introduction offers a way to describe shyness and match the adjective to the person.
Read and practiseA noisy street, neighbours and machines show how a Spanish adjective changes to match the thing being described.
Read and practiseA humid climate, damp towels and wet shoes show how this adjective changes to match the noun it describes.
Read and practiseA roomy kitchen and a wide choice of cheeses show how to describe space and variety with one Spanish adjective.
Read and practiseA narrow street or a tight jacket calls for an adjective that changes with the gender and number of the noun.
Read and practiseA soft blanket, a mild cheese and quiet music show how one Spanish adjective describes several gentle qualities.
Read and practiseA hard surface, a harsh winter and a difficult decision show how this adjective changes with the noun and the context.
Read and practiseA deep lake, far-reaching roots and a powerful feeling show how this adjective describes physical depth and intensity.
Read and practiseA shallow wound and an incomplete analysis show how the same Spanish adjective describes surfaces and a lack of depth.
Read and practiseA recent report and new changes show how Spanish describes events close to the present and places the adjective around a noun.
Read and practiseAn old bridge and a former teacher reveal how the position of this Spanish adjective can change its meaning.
Read and practiseA personal bicycle and a regional custom show how Spanish expresses ownership and characteristic qualities.
Read and practiseA resource or action can be essential to a goal; see how the Spanish adjective agrees with nouns and introduces an action.
Read and practiseA useful tool or an extra meeting may be dispensable when a team decides what it can do without.
Read and practiseA fair price, a practical deadline and a convincing explanation show how to judge what is reasonable in Spanish.
Read and practiseAssess the trustworthiness of information and equipment in Spanish, and explain what makes them dependable.
Read and practiseA demanding job or teacher can require sustained effort; describe expectations and their effects in Spanish.
Read and practiseCareful research and strict standards call for a Spanish adjective that describes rigour in method and practice.
Read and practiseTwo possible readings of a message can make its meaning uncertain; explain ambiguity in Spanish.
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