The drills in this page deal with demonstrative adjectives and pronouns . The use of 'demonstratives' to describe relative position. The Spanish demonstrative ese refers to an item located far from the speaker but close to the hearer, while aquel refers to an item far to both, speaker and hearer. The distinction between a 'demonstrative adjective' and a 'demonstrative pronoun'. The usage of 'neutral demonstratives'.
Demonstratives have to agree in number and gender with the noun they determine.
The neutral pronoun forms esto , eso , and aquello are used to refer to noun sentences or undisclosed nouns. The accentuation of 'neutral demonstrative pronouns'. The text and the HTML formatting of these drills is covered by this copyright. Unauthorized commercial use of these drills is forbidden, as well as reloading on servers or republishing under unauthorized URL addresses.