Tengo un libro rojo.
I have a red book.
grammar · sentence structure
Place and match the description
Build a noun phrase with an agreeing adjective.
Remember
un libro rojo · una casa roja unos libros rojos · unas casas rojas
Color and nationality adjectives commonly follow the noun. They agree with the noun when their form varies: libro rojo / casa roja. Many descriptive adjectives can appear before or after a noun, sometimes changing emphasis or meaning; this beginner pattern is not a universal ban on adjectives before nouns.
See the difference
Vivo en una casa roja.
I live in a red house.
Tengo dos libros rojos.
I have two red books.
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