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Spanish Grammar - Preceding Adjectives

Most adjectives follow the noun they describe, but the following adjectives drop the final -o if placed
before a masculine noun in the singular:

bueno - good; malo - bad; alguno - some; ninguno - no, any; uno - one; primero - first; tercero -
third.

When grande means great, it precedes the noun and drops the -de before a singular noun of either
gender. Santo (saint) drops the -to before all masculine nouns, except those beginning with Do- or
To-.

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