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Adjective Confusion...

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Okay, so in my Spanish class, sometimes there are adjectives that come before a noun, but then there are some that would go after a noun. Sorry, but I can't think of any examples at the moment... Anyway, I was just wondering what that was all about. Is there some specific rule that applies to certain adjectives? Or what..? I'm really just not sure. Please help..!

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updated Mar 13, 2013
posted by supernova82

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There is a good explanation and quiz about adjective placement in the Grammar section. There are several exceptions in which the adjective is placed before the noun.

http://www.spanishdict.com/topics/show/20

updated Mar 13, 2013
posted by canuckmarc
Oh wow, I wasn't even thinking of looking in the grammar section.. X) Oh, well.. Thanks for pointing this out to me! - supernova82, Mar 13, 2013
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Marc offered excellent advice. The resources on this site are very good and there are several other internet resources that can supplement the study of Spanish. I have a favorite that gives clear, concise explanations. Just do a search for a topic such as "Spanish adjectives."

updated Mar 13, 2013
posted by kirk1