How about little Italian grammar rules? Let's discover This and that in Italian.
They are called demonstrative
That
That indicates a person or thing far away in space from the speaker.
It can be an adjective or pronoun.
While in English we have this both for male and female form in Italian they are different
In Italian we have...
This
This indicates an object or person close to the speaker.
It can be an adjective or pronoun.
While in English we have this both for male and female form in Italian they are different
In Italian we have...
These and Those
Here are all the forms to the singular, plural, female, and male because in Italian genders and numbers are different and use different determinant articles!
Here the plural forms
Adjective form and pronoun
Do you know the difference between adjectives and pronouns?
This, that, these and those could be used in both cases
- The adjective is always accompanied by a name
- The pronoun replaces it.
Here are two easy examples
And now watch the video
Do you want to get clearer ideas?
Watch this simple explanation in the video and everything will be clear to you!
