Practice: Demonstratives

We use 'this' for things that are near us. In Spanish, you would use 'este'.

We use 'these' for multiple things that are near us. In Spanish, you would use 'estos'.

We use 'that' for things that are not near us. In Spanish, you would use 'ese' or 'aquel'.

We use 'those' for multiple things that are not near us. In Spanish, you would use 'esos' or 'aquellos'.

If the phone is near, we use 'this'. In Spanish, you would use 'este'.

If the shoes are not near, we use 'those'. In Spanish, you would use 'esos' or 'aquellos'.

If the car is not near, we use 'that'. In Spanish, you would use 'ese' or 'aquel'.

If the books are near, we use 'these'. In Spanish, you would use 'estos'.

For plural nouns, we use 'those', not 'that'. In Spanish, you would use 'esos' or 'aquellos'.

For singular nouns, we use 'this', not 'these'. In Spanish, you would use 'este'.

For plural nouns, we use 'those', not 'that'. In Spanish, you would use 'esos' or 'aquellos'.

For singular nouns, we use 'is', not 'are'. In Spanish, you would use 'este' or 'está'.