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    Level 2, Lesson 14.

    a book un libro

    Buy the book! ¡Compra el libro!

    this este (masculine) / esta (feminine)

    this book este libro

    this house esta casa

    that ese / esa

    that table esa mesa

    that book ese libro

    that car ese coche / carro (AmL)

    I like that car. Me gusta ese coche / carro.

    Can you put this chair on that table? ¿Puedes poner esta silla en esa mesa?

    this / that (without noun) esto / eso

    I don't want to buy that. No quiero comprar eso.

    I don't want to buy that car. No quiero comprar ese coche / carro.

    a man un hombre

    a woman una mujer

    I like that man. Me gusta ese hombre.

    I don't like that woman. No me gusta esa mujer.

    Why don't you buy this book? ¿Por qué no compras este libro?

    Buy that book! ¡Compra ese libro!

    Do want to buy that house? ¿Quieres comprar esa casa?

    He's not buying it. (referring to a feminine item) El no la compra.

    She's not selling it. (referring to a feminine item) Ella no la vende.

    Why don't you sell it. (referring to a masculine item) ¿Por qué no lo vendes?

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