13. It is a large garden with many flowers, roses, carnations, violets and other plants (plantas).
14. Who is here?
15. Charles and Henry are here.
[Footnote 61: To form an adverb from an adjective add mente as you add "ly" in English. If the adjective changes for the feminine add mente to the feminine form, as rico (m.), rica (f.)—ricamente (richly).]
[Footnote 62: Cannot be left understood in Spanish.]
LESSON VII.
(Lección séptima.)
ORDINAL NUMBERS AND FRACTIONS.
+———————————————-+——————————————-+ |Primero[63] 1st |Décimo sexto, etc. 16th| |Segundo 2nd |Vigésimo 20th| |Tercero 3rd |Trigésimo 30th| |Cuarto 4th |Cuadragésimo 40th| |Quinto 5th |Quincuagésimo 50th| |Sexto 6th |Sexagésimo 60th| |Séptimo (Sétimo) 7th |Septuagésimo 70th| |Octavo 8th |Octogésimo 80th| |Noveno (Nono) 9th |Nonagésimo 90th| |Décimo 10th |Centésimo 100th| |Décimo primero, Décimo |Ducentésimo 200th| | primo, Undécimo, |Tricentésimo 300th| | Onceno 11th |Cuadrigentésimo 400th| |Décimo segundo, duodécimo, |Quingentésimo 500th| | Doceno 12th |Sexcentésimo 600th| |Décimo tercero, décimo |Septingentésimo 700th| | tercio, Treceno 13th |Octingentésimo 800th| |Décimo cuarto, |Novingentésimo 900th| | catorceno 14th |Milésimo 1,000th| |Décimo quinto, |Millonésimo 1,000,000th| | quinceno 15th |Postrero, ultimo Last| +———————————————-+————————-+—————-+
[Footnote 63: Ordinal adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun they accompany or for which they stand. Final o changes into a for the feminine, and the plural is formed by adding s.]
"Primero," "tercero," and "Postrero" drop the =O= before a masculine noun singular,[64] as—