At a market: demonstrative adjectives 'esos' and 'esas'
Learning outcomes
I can use singular and plural demonstrative adjectives to ask and answer questions while shopping at the market.
I can read and pronounce words with the [cu] + vowel sound correctly.
- Year 9
At a market: demonstrative adjectives 'esos' and 'esas'
Learning outcomes
I can use singular and plural demonstrative adjectives to ask and answer questions while shopping at the market.
I can read and pronounce words with the [cu] + vowel sound correctly.
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Key learning points
- In sounds like [cua], [cue] and [cui] the 'u' is not silent, but it combines with the 'c' to make a 'kw' sound.
- To say ‘that’ for a singular masculine noun, use ‘ese’, e.g. 'ese libro'.
- To say ‘those’ for a plural masculine noun, use ‘esos’, e.g. 'esos libros'.
- To say ‘that’ for a singular feminine noun, use ‘esa’, e.g. 'esa bebida'.
- To say ‘those’ for a plural feminine noun, use ‘esas’, e.g. 'esas bebidas'.
Keywords
Demonstrative adjective - specifies a particular noun, indicating ‘this’, ‘that’, ‘these’ or ‘those’
Common misconception
Like in English, in Spanish there is only one word for 'that' and one for 'those'.
In Spanish, to say ‘that’ for a singular masculine noun, use ‘ese’. To say ‘that’ for a singular feminine noun, use ‘esa’. To say ‘those’ for a plural masculine noun, use ‘esos’. To say ‘those’ for a plural feminine noun, use ‘esas’.
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