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Lesson 6 Grammar Understood Verbs and Demonstrative Adjectives/Pronouns.

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1 Lesson 6 Grammar Understood Verbs and Demonstrative Adjectives/Pronouns

2 Sometimes a verb is understood to be in a sentence or clause when it actually does not appear. Russ Duetch tiene pelo, pero Tucker no. Russ Deutch has hair, but Tucker does not. Los niños están bailando, pero sus padres no. The children are dancing, but their parents are not. Ella no come carne, pero su amiga sí. She does not eat meat, but her friend does.

3 Demonstrative Adjectives— Reivew. Este and esta are demonstrative adjectives. Their plural forms are Estos and Estas. Este hombre es un burro. This man is an ass. Esta persona no puede bailar. This person cannot dance. Estos perros son feos. These dogs are ugly. Estas chaquetas son de lana. These jackets are made of wool. When the demonstrative adjective is not followed directly by the noun it modifies, it becomes a pronoun and must carry an accent. Esos hombres son más guapos que éstos. Those men are more handsome than these.

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