Adjective Agreement

At first I didn't want to post this lesson yet, but had a very busy weekend, and my next "intended" post is still in my dropbox and never had a chance to actually post them...but I think Adjective Agreement is an AWESOME replacement lesson. This is an extremely important concept. Now a difference between Spanish and English is that in English, we tend to place the adjective before the noun. ie: Red shirt. But in Spanish it's the opposite: Shirt red. One of the reasons for this is by placing the noun first, you are establishing the number and gender of the noun so the adjective will just follow suit. Please post any questions you might have.