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    DEFINITE ARTICLE “The”

    THE: EL, LAS, LOS , LAS. (Acompañado de un sustantivo: cosa, animal, etc…)

    Specific form:
    The cats of my house are not agressives.
    The dogs are baking in the meeting.
    The weather in my city is too hot.

    INDEFINITE ARTICLES “A / AN”


    A: Un, uno, unos, una, unas. ( consonat sound)
    A: when a sustantive starts with consonant.
    A whale - a whales *hour: an hour
    A machine – a machines
    A truck – a trucks
    A key - a keys
    AN: Un, uno, unos, una, unas ( vowel sound)
    An ant - an ants
    An ear – an ears
    An eye – an eyes
    An hour- an hours.

    * University: A university (consonant sound) like y.


    * Uniform: A uniform (consonant sound) like y.
    DEMOSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES
    This: Esto, esta, este. (near/ cerca). Singular.
    This is my buddy.
    I found this wire under my bed.

    These: Estos,estas. (near/ cerca). Plural


    These gold coins are mine.
    These tires are old.

    That : Aquel, aquello, aquella (far/ lejos). Singular


    That tall boy is my nephew.
    That Project is pretty interesting.

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