actos
/AHK-tohs/
deeds

Actos (deeds) often involve actions with moral weight, like helping others.
actos(noun)
deeds
?actions with moral or legal weight
,actions
?things done
acts
?general behavior
📝 In Action
Sus actos de bondad fueron admirados por todos.
B1His acts of kindness were admired by everyone.
Debemos ser responsables por nuestros propios actos.
A2We must be responsible for our own actions.
💡 Grammar Points
Always Plural
Since 'actos' is the plural form of 'acto,' it always pairs with plural words and verbs (e.g., 'los actos,' 'fueron actos').
⭐ Usage Tips
Focus on Morality
When referring to behavior, 'actos' often implies actions that have moral, legal, or ethical significance.

Formal public functions, such as this ribbon cutting, are known as actos (ceremonies).
actos(noun)
ceremonies
?Formal public functions
,events
?Planned public gatherings
proceedings
?Official functions
📝 In Action
Los actos oficiales de la conmemoración se celebraron en la plaza.
B1The official ceremonies for the commemoration were held in the square.
El presidente asistirá a los actos de inauguración.
B2The president will attend the inauguration events.
⭐ Usage Tips
Formal Context
Use 'actos' instead of 'eventos' when the gathering is official, governmental, academic, or highly formal.

The sections of a play or opera are referred to as actos (acts).
📝 In Action
El segundo de los actos fue el más emocionante.
B2The second of the acts was the most exciting.
La obra se divide en cuatro actos.
B2The play is divided into four acts.
⭐ Usage Tips
Theatre Vocabulary
Just like in English, 'actos' refers to the main divisions of a theatrical piece, often separated by an intermission.
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: actos
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence uses 'actos' in the context of a formal event or ceremony?
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Frequently Asked Questions
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre 'actos' y 'acciones'?
Both mean 'actions,' but 'actos' (plural) often refers to a completed deed, a formal event, or a moral/legal action. 'Acciones' (plural) is more general, referring to movements, activities, or (in finance) stock shares. Think of 'actos' as having more weight or being more formal.
Is 'actos' masculine or feminine?
'Actos' is masculine. Its singular form is 'el acto.' Therefore, you should always use masculine determiners with it: 'los actos,' 'muchos actos,' 'estos actos.'