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There are approximately 572 million Spanish speakers in the world today, and this number will continue to grow.<\/p>\n

You have probably already learned that English grammar works very differently from Spanish grammar. Do you have problems with these rules? Don’t worry, Spanish School Cancun<\/a> will help you.<\/p>\n

Here are some of the most important grammar in Spanish rules when it comes to speaking Spanish.<\/p>\n

Noun gender<\/h2>\n

In English, a noun can have a gender (he, she, her, him) but in Spanish, all nouns have a gender. This does not mean that Spanish speakers think that a chair is female, but the form of the noun indicates that it is female, unlike English.<\/p>\n

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When you combine a noun and an adjective, they must match. The noun controls the gender of the sentence. For example, if you want to talk about a red chair, the chair is feminine, therefore, the color takes a feminine form and is said red, on the other hand, if you talk about a bedroom, this noun is masculine, therefore, the color it would be red.<\/p>\n

Check out this video to learn more about nouns and their genders:<\/p>\n