Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns in Spanish

The video tutorial covers the use of demonstrative adjectives and pronouns in Spanish, explaining how to use them to refer to objects based on their proximity. It provides examples of masculine, feminine, singular, and plural forms, and introduces the neuter form for unknown objects. The tutorial also distinguishes between adjectives and pronouns, emphasizing the importance of context in choosing the correct form.

What are the basic forms of demonstrative adjectives in Spanish for 'this' and 'these'?

• Este, Esto, Estes, Estas

• Este, Esta, Estos, Estas

• Ese, Esa, Esos, Esas

• Aquel, Aquella, Aquellos, Aquellas

If 'regalo' is masculine and singular, which form would correctly describe 'this gift' in Spanish?

• Esta regalo

• Este regalo

• Estos regalo

• Ese regalo

How would you say 'those gifts' in Spanish if the gifts are far but within sight?

• Esos regalos

• Aquellos regalos

• Estos regalos

• Esas regalos

What is the correct demonstrative pronoun to replace 'this gift'?

• Este

• Esto

• Esta

• Éste

In the scenario where multiple directions are seen, which pronoun would you use to refer to directions farthest from you?

• Aquellos

• Estos

• Esos

• Aquellas

When referring to a car in a dealership without specifying it, which form would you use?

• Éste

• Esa

• Ése

• Este

Which form is used for 'those' when the objects are not specified and are far away?

• Esos

• Estos

• Aquellas

• Aquellos

If you are unsure of the object's details and it's nearby, which neuter form would you use?

• Esta

• Esto

• Eso

• Aquel

How do you say 'I want that car' when the car is far away but visible?

• Quiero este coche

• Quiero esos coches

• Quiero ese coche

• Quiero aquel coche

What is the correct form to use when the gender and number of the object are unknown?

• Este

• Ese

• Esto

• Aquel