Avancemos!: Cuaderno Practica Por Niveles 2, Revised
Avancemos!: Cuaderno Practica Por Niveles 2, Revised
MCDOUGAL LITTEL
ISBN: 9780618765942
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Page 58: Gramatica C2

Exercise 1
Step 1
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In this exercise, we must write what Luisa, Diego and Mateo wants based in where they are using the correct demonstative adjective based on the given table.

Luisa want: blouse.

Step 2
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The demonstrative adjectives are:
Step 3
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For demonstrating things that are *close* to you (aquí, acá), you can use **este** (singular) and **estos** (plural) for masculine and **esta** (singular) and **estas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *far* to you (ahĂ­, allĂ­) you can use **ese** (singular) and **esos** (plural) for masculine and **esa** (singular) and **esas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *very far* to you (allá), you can use **aquel** (singular) and **aquellos** (plural) for masculine and **aquella** (singular) and **aquellas** (plural) for femenine.

Step 4
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Based on the given information on the table the answer will be **aquella** because Luisa is in corridor 1 and the blouse is in corridor 3. That means the blouse is very far from her. Also the word is **femenine and singular**.

Result
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Luisa quiere **aquella** blusa.
Exercise 2
Step 1
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In this exercise, we must write what Luisa, Diego and Mateo wants based in where they are using the correct demonstative adjective based on the given table. Diego want: pants.
Step 2
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The demonstrative adjectives are:
Step 3
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For demonstrating things that are *close* to you (aquí, acá), you can use **este** (singular) and **estos** (plural) for masculine and **esta** (singular) and **estas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *far* to you (ahĂ­, allĂ­) you can use **ese** (singular) and **esos** (plural) for masculine and **esa** (singular) and **esas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *very far* to you (allá), you can use **aquel** (singular) and **aquellos** (plural) for masculine and **aquella** (singular) and **aquellas** (plural) for femenine.

Step 4
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Based on the given information on the table the answer will be **esos** because Diego is in corridor 2 and the pants are in corridor 1. That means the pants are **far** from him. Also the word *pants* is **plural masculine**.

Diego quiere **esos** pantalones.

Exercise 3
Step 1
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In this exercise, we must write what Luisa, Diego and Mateo wants based in where they are using the correct demonstative adjective based on the given table. Mateo want: shirts
Step 2
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The demonstrative adjectives are:
Step 3
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For demonstrating things that are *close* to you (aquí, acá), you can use **este** (singular) and **estos** (plural) for masculine and **esta** (singular) and **estas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *far* to you (ahĂ­, allĂ­) you can use **ese** (singular) and **esos** (plural) for masculine and **esa** (singular) and **esas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *very far* to you (allá), you can use **aquel** (singular) and **aquellos** (plural) for masculine and **aquella** (singular) and **aquellas** (plural) for femenine.

Step 4
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Based on the given information on the table the answer will be **estas** because Mateo is in corridor 3 and the shirts are in corridor 3. That means the shirts are **close** to him. Also the word *camisas* is **plural and femenine**.

Mateo quiere **estas** camisas.

Exercise 4
Step 1
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In this exercise, we must write what Luisa, Diego and Mateo wants based in where they are using the correct demonstative adjective based on the given table. Luisa want: jacket.
Step 2
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The demonstrative adjectives are:
Step 3
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For demonstrating things that are *close* to you (aquí, acá), you can use **este** (singular) and **estos** (plural) for masculine and **esta** (singular) and **estas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *far* to you (ahĂ­, allĂ­) you can use **ese** (singular) and **esos** (plural) for masculine and **esa** (singular) and **esas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *very far* to you (allá), you can use **aquel** (singular) and **aquellos** (plural) for masculine and **aquella** (singular) and **aquellas** (plural) for femenine.

Step 4
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Based on the given information on the table the answer will be **esa** because Luisa is in corridor 1 and the jacket is in corridor 2. That means the *jacket* is close from her. Also the word is **femenine and singular**.

Luisa quiere **esa** chaqueta.

Exercise 5
Step 1
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In this exercise, we must write what Luisa, Diego and Mateo wants based in where they are using the correct demonstative adjective based on the given table.

Diego want: shoes.

Step 2
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The demonstrative adjectives are:
Step 3
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For demonstrating things that are *close* to you (aquí, acá), you can use **este** (singular) and **estos** (plural) for masculine and **esta** (singular) and **estas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *far* to you (ahĂ­, allĂ­) you can use **ese** (singular) and **esos** (plural) for masculine and **esa** (singular) and **esas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *very far* to you (allá), you can use **aquel** (singular) and **aquellos** (plural) for masculine and **aquella** (singular) and **aquellas** (plural) for femenine.

Step 4
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Based on the given information on the table the answer will be **estos** because Diego is in corridor 2 and the shoes are in corridor 2. That means the shoes are **close** to him. Also the word “*shoes*” is **masculine and plural**.
Result
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Diego quiere **estos** zapatos.
Exercise 6
Step 1
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In this exercise, we must write what Luisa, Diego and Mateo wants based in where they are using the correct demonstative adjective based on the given table. Mateo want: hat.
Step 2
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The demonstrative adjectives are:
Step 3
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For demonstrating things that are *close* to you (aquí, acá), you can use **este** (singular) and **estos** (plural) for masculine and **esta** (singular) and **estas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *far* to you (ahĂ­, allĂ­) you can use **ese** (singular) and **esos** (plural) for masculine and **esa** (singular) and **esas** (plural) for femenine.

For demonstrating things that are *very far* to you (allá), you can use **aquel** (singular) and **aquellos** (plural) for masculine and **aquella** (singular) and **aquellas** (plural) for femenine.

Step 4
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Based on the given information on the table the answer will be **aquel** because Mateo is in the corridor 3 and the hat is in corridor 1. That means the hat is a **very far** object. Also the word is **singular masculine**.
Step 5
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Mateo quiere **aquel** sombrero.
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