Demonstrative adjective
Demonstrative Adjectives You know to use a form of ese with a noun to say that. To point out a person or thing that is even farther away from the speaker, use a form of aquel.
Demonstrative Adjectives In other words they change according to how far away something-someone is from the speaker. They must agree according to gender and number and
If its close to me it has a T!
¿Te gusta este centro recreativo? Voy a hacer gimnasia con esas chicas que entraron. ¿Te acuerdas de aquel chico que trabajaba aquí?
Aquel Can also be used to refer to a distant past In those days. Back then (those years, those days), there was less stores in the shopping center En aquel entonces (aquellos años, aquellos días), había menos tiendas en el centro.
Adverbs of place Aquí/acá (here) Allí/Allá (there) Are also used to point out where someone or something is. Use to point out precise place.
Adverbs of place Come (right) here! ¡Ven aquí! Come over here! Example: Come (right) here! ¡Ven aquí! Come over here! ¡Ven acá!
Adverbs of place Can be used to refer to general area Example: Can be used to refer to general area Do they speak Spanish in Chile? Of course they speak spanish there. ¿En Chile hablan español? Claro que hablan español allá.
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