+ Adjetivos demonstrativos. + This/These EsteEsta EstosEstas These adjectives do not have accents (they will change meaning if you put accents).

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+ Adjetivos demonstrativos

+ This/These EsteEsta EstosEstas These adjectives do not have accents (they will change meaning if you put accents).

+ esta calculadora este regalo

+ estas faldas estos gorros estos chicos/ niños *Remember: when there are male and female objects, we use the masculine form

+ That/Those (things near to us) EseEsa EsosEsas

+ esa calculadora ese regalo

+ esas faldas esos gorros esos chicos/ niños *Remember: when there are male and female objects, we use the masculine form

+ That/Those (things that are far away from us, physically or conceptutally) AquelAquella AquellosAquellas No quiero esa casa. Quiero aquella casa. I don't want that house. I want that house farther back. ¿Recuerdas esos días? Do you remember those days (for example: last week, last month)? ¿Recuerdas aquellos días? Do you remember those days long ago (for example: in the 1960’s, when we were children)?