Which demonstrative pronoun best completes this sentence? carla: ¿puedes pasarme los platos? nicolás: ¿cuáles platos? carla: aquí. a. aquéllos b. éstas c. ésas d. éstos

Carla: Estos aquí.

Translation: These here.

Explanation: in Spanish there are several demonstrative pronouns characterized by the distance to the object. They have a gender and number mark. "Platos" is a masculine, plural, noun.

here, masculine singular → este, aquí: this.

here, masculine plural → estos, aquí: these.

here, feminine singular → esta, aquí: this.

here, feminine plural → estas, aquí: these.

there, masculine singular → ese, allí: that.

there, masculine plural → esos, allí: those.

there, feminine singular → esa, allí: that.

there, feminine plural → esas, allí: those.

over there, masculine singular → aquel, allá: that over there.

over there, masculine plural → aquellos, allá: those over there.

over there, feminine singular → aquella, allá: that over there.

over there, feminine plural → aquellas, allá: those over there.

In addition to this, the Royal Spanish Academy, the highest authority of the Spanish language, has recommended since 2010, to dispense with written accents in demonstrative pronouns.



i would like to you here, but i can't. you need to do this on your own, unless you have someone in your town to do it. "how the main character relates with other in your town" it is not my business to know where you live, this has to be done by you.

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