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The document discusses demonstrative pronouns and adjectives in Spanish. It provides examples of using "this", "these", "that", and "those" with both singular and plural nouns that are either near or far. It defines demonstrative pronouns as words that show which person or thing is being referred to. It also defines demonstrative adjectives as words used before a noun to point out specific people or things, like an adjective. There is then a practice question asking the reader to choose the correct pronoun.
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- 1. CLASE 30 MARZO THIS OR THAT
- 2. THIS OR THAT
- 3. You can use the demonstratives to point to nouns, we use them taking into account if the noun is singular, plural, and if it is far or near.
- 6. THIS APPLE
- 8. THESE APPLES
- 10. THAT CELLPHONE
- 12. THOSE CELLPHONES
- 14. The demonstrative Pronouns are words that show which person or thing is being referred to.
- 15. This is my mother. This is my computer. These are my fruits and those are yours. This is my school.
- 17. We use demonstrative adjectives to point out specific people or things and it is used before the noun, like an adjective.
- 18. This book is mine. This jacket is beautiful. That computer is big. That dog is so sweet.
- 19. Choose the correct pronoun: ____ notebook is expensive. ____ cats are playing. ____ airplane is blue. ____ is my mother A. Those / These / That / Those B. This / These / That / This C. That / This / These / Those D. This / That / This / It