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"Thus far you have learned that in Spanish, demonstrative adjectives are placed AFTER the noun they modify, while in English they are placed BEFORE the noun."

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A demonstrative adjective is one of the words this, that, these and those used with a noun in English to point out a particular thing or person, for example, this woman, that dog.

In Spanish, demostrative adjectives are placed BEFORE the noun, just like in English. Some examples

Esta casa = This house

Aquel Coche = That car

No me gustan esas fotos. = I don't like those photos.

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Please help me!

"Thus far you have learned that in Spanish, demonstrative adjectives are placed AFTER the noun they modify, while in English they are placed BEFORE the noun."

Is the previous statement true or false?

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