GrammarNounsGenderGender – Free Exercise Gender – Free Exercise show special characters display incorrect answers Exercise Choose the correct article. ella paseonouns that end with o are usually masculinethe walk ella primafemale personthe (female) cousin ella dependientemale personthe salesman ella carnavalnouns that end with l are usually masculinethe carnival ella televisiónnouns that end with ión are usually femininethe television ella paznouns that end with z are usually femininethe peace ella miércolesall the weekdays are masculine in Spanishthe Wednesday ella nacionalidadnouns that end with d are usually femininethe nationality ella sabornouns that end with r are usually masculinethe taste ella oesteall the compass directions are masculine in Spanishthe west Choose the correct options to complete the sentences. El turistoturista nos preguntó por el mejor bar de tapas de la zona.the noun turista takes the ending -a in both masculine and feminineThe tourist asked us for the best tapas bar in the area. La dependientedependienta de la zapatería ha ido al almacén a buscar mi número.the masculine noun dependiente takes the ending -a in the feminineThe shop assistant at the shoe shop went to the stockroom to look for my size. El atletoatleta ha batido un nuevo récord.the noun atleta takes the ending -a in both masculine and feminineThe athlete has broken a new record. La comerciantecomercianta está probando una nueva estrategia de marketing.the noun comerciante takes the ending -e in both masculine and feminineThe businesswoman is trying out a new marketing strategy. El pianistopianista de ese grupo es mi mejor amigo.the noun pianista takes the ending -a in both masculine and feminineThe pianist in this band is my best friend. La testigotestiga prefiere no dar su nombre.the noun testigo takes the ending -o in both masculine and feminineThe witness prefers not to give his name. El guardoguarda de la Casa Real se ha quedado dormido durante su turno.the noun guarda takes the ending -a in both masculine and feminineThe guard of the Casa Real has fallen asleep during his watch. La pilotopilota Raymonde de Laroche fue la primera mujer en recibir una licencia para pilotar.the noun piloto takes the ending -o in both masculine and feminineThe pilot Raymonde de Laroche was the first woman to receive a pilot’s licence. El poetopoeta Walt Whitman causó mucha controversia por su obra Hojas de hierba.the noun poeta takes the ending -a in both masculine and feminineThe poet Walt Whitman caused much controversy with his work Leaves of Grass. La cantantecantanta Massiel ganó Eurovisión representando a España en 1968.the noun cantante takes the ending -e in both masculine and feminineThe singer Massiel won Eurovision for Spain in 1968. Online exercises to improve your Spanish Improve your Spanish with Lingolia. Each grammar topic comes with one free exercise where you can review the basics, as well as many more Lingolia Plus exercises where you can practise according to your level. Check your understanding by hovering over the info bubbles for simple explanations and handy tips. Gender – Free Exercise Gender – free exercise Lingolia Plus Spanish Unlock all grammar exercises for Spanish with a Lingolia Plus account 1082 interactive grammar exercises for Spanish sorted by topic and level (A1–C1) with a built-in progress tracker and awards system Get started with Lingolia Plus Género del sustantivo – Lingolia Plus Exercises Género – las partes del cuerpo A1 Género – la ropa A1 Género – comida y bebida A1 Género – los animales A2 Género – de excursión en bicicleta A1 Género – las profesiones A1 Género – en el pasillo A1 Género – en la calle A2 Género – en la estación de tren A2 Género – en la playa A2 Género – en un concierto A2 Género – según la terminación A2 Género – formación regular del femenino A2 Género – formación irregular del femenino A2 Género – sustantivos invariables A2 A1 Beginner A2 Elementary B1 Intermediate B2 Upper intermediate C1 Advanced Gapfill Multiple choice Drag-and-drop Mixed
