Let's take a look at the plural forms of Spanish adjectives.
Like we learned before, the Spanish adjectives inflect and have to adjust to nouns in number (singular/plural), too.

1. Masculine adjectives take “-os” as plural ending.
   💡 For example:
   bonito (m, sg) → bonitos (m, pl)
   los zapatos bonitos – the beautiful shoes

2. Feminine adjectives inflect in the plural with “-as” at the end.
   💡 For example:
   bonita (f, sg) → bonitas (f, pl) las lámparas bonitas – the beautiful lamps

3. Adjectives with one form for masculine and feminine, add an “-s” to build the plural.
   💡 For example:
   facil (m/f, sg) → faciles (m/f, pl)
   los ejercicios faciles – the easy tasks
   las tareas faciles – the easy homework
   
    
   feliz (m/f, sg) → felices (m/f, pl)
   los muchachos felices – the happy boys
   las muchachas felices – the happy girls