Which article correctly completes this conversation?
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<h3>Which demonstrative pronoun best completes this sentence?</h3><h3>Answer: D. Estos</h3>
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.