Demonstrative Adjectives in Spanish

The video tutorial explains demonstrative adjectives in Spanish, focusing on how they indicate the location of a noun relative to the speaker or listener. It compares English and Spanish adjectives, highlighting the need for gender and number agreement in Spanish. The tutorial covers adjectives for objects near, far, and farthest from the speaker, providing examples and practice exercises.

What do demonstrative adjectives in Spanish indicate?

• The color of the noun

• The location of the noun relative to the speaker or listener

• The size of the noun

• The shape of the noun

Which adjective would you use for a singular masculine noun that is near the speaker?

• Aquella

• Esos

• Esta

• Este

How do you say 'these houses' in Spanish?

• Aquellas casas

• Estas casas

• Estos casas

• Esas casas

Which adjective would you use for a plural feminine noun that is far from the speaker?

• Estos

• Estas

• Aquellas

• Esas

How do you say 'that tree' in Spanish when the tree is far from the speaker?

• Este árbol

• Ese árbol

• Aquel árbol

• Esta árbol

Which adjective would you use for a singular masculine noun that is the farthest away from the speaker?

• Este

• Ese

• Aquel

• Aquella

How do you say 'those boys over there' in Spanish?

• Estos muchachos

• Esos muchachos

• Aquellos muchachos

• Esas muchachos

Which adjective would you use for a plural feminine noun that is the farthest away from the speaker?

• Esas

• Estas

• Esos

• Aquellas

How do you say 'that book over there' in Spanish?

• Aquel libro

• Aquella libro

• Ese libro

• Este libro

Which adjective would you use for a singular feminine noun that is near the speaker?

• Esta

• Este

• Esa

• Aquella