In the Spanish language, adjectives play a crucial role in describing nouns, such as people, places, things, and ideas. Adjectives must agree in gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural) with the nouns they describe. In most cases, adjectives follow the noun they modify. Spanish adjectives can be divided into several categories, including descriptive, demonstrative, possessive, and interrogative. In this exercise, we will focus on practicing the use of adjectives in Spanish grammar through fill-in-the-blank exercises that test your understanding of adjective agreement and placement.
Exercise 1: Fill in the blank with the correct adjective
La manzana es *roja* (red).
El libro es *grande* (big).
La casa es *pequeña* (small).
Las flores son *bonitas* (pretty).
Mi perro es *rápido* (fast).
El gato es *perezoso* (lazy).
La comida es *deliciosa* (delicious).
El coche es *nuevo* (new).
La mochila es *vieja* (old).
Los zapatos son *cómodos* (comfortable).
La camisa es *elegante* (elegant).
El vaso está *vacÃo* (empty).
La habitación está *ordenada* (tidy).
Las sillas son *incómodas* (uncomfortable).
El clima está *frÃo* (cold).
Exercise 2: Fill in the blank with the correct adjective
El jardÃn es *hermoso* (beautiful).
La pelÃcula es *aburrida* (boring).
Las galletas son *dulces* (sweet).
El café está *caliente* (hot).
La montaña es *alta* (high).
El rÃo es *profundo* (deep).
La playa es *limpia* (clean).
El hotel es *lujoso* (luxurious).
La sopa está *salada* (salty).
Los árboles son *verdes* (green).
El cielo está *nublado* (cloudy).
La cama es *suave* (soft).
La música es *ruidosa* (loud).
El postre es *ligero* (light).
La ciudad es *antigua* (ancient).