With focused practice on , you’ll soon be describing people and things naturally— así son los buenos estudiantes de español.
Mastering "¡Así son!": A Guide to Descriptive Adjectives Learning how to describe the people in our lives is one of the most rewarding steps in mastering Spanish. If you’re working through the P2-35 Estructura 3: ¡Así son!
To achieve a "top" score on this Practice It assignment, attention to detail is vital. Pay close attention to gender and number agreement between the subject, the verb, and the adjective. If you are describing a group of girls, the adjective must be feminine and plural (e.g., "Ellas son simpáticas"). Many students lose points by forgetting to add the "s" to the adjective or by using the masculine form for a feminine subject. Double-checking these agreements before submitting will ensure your answers are grammatically perfect.
: Unlike Elena, Diego is tonto (silly) and very gracioso (funny). He is perezoso (lazy) and prefers to sleep all day instead of helping Ricardo.