02 Spanish Lesson - Demonstrative adjectives (part 2)

The video tutorial covers the use of singular and plural forms in Spanish, focusing on the words 'gato' and 'gata'. It explains how to use demonstratives like 'este', 'ese', and 'aquel' with examples involving cats. A rhyme is introduced to help remember the differences between these demonstratives. The tutorial concludes with practice exercises to apply the concepts learned.

What is the singular masculine form of 'this' in Spanish?

• Esta

• Aquel

• Este

• Ese

Which word is used for 'that' when referring to something far away?

• Esta

• Aquel

• Este

• Ese

According to the rhyme, which words have 'T's?

• This and these

• That and those

• Far away

• None

What is the plural feminine form of 'these' in Spanish?

• Esos

• Aquelas

• Estas

• Esas

In the rhyme, what does 'no T goes' refer to?

• This and these

• That and those

• Far away

• All of them

Which demonstrative adjective would you use for 'those' when referring to something far away?

• Esos

• Aquel

• Aqueos

• Aqueles

How would you say 'this book' in Spanish?

• Esta libro

• Aquel libro

• Este libro

• Ese libro