De compras: demonstrative pronoun 'aquello'
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I can use the demonstrative pronoun 'aquello' and verbs like 'conocer' and 'poner' in the context of a clothes shop.
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'Aquel' and 'aquella' both mean 'that' before a singular or uncountable noun.
'Aquello' means 'that (thing)' for something that is unspecified.
'Aquello' never appears before a noun and often appears before the relative pronoun 'que'.
Verbs like 'poner' add 'g' to the end of the stem in the first person singular of the present tense.
Verbs like 'conocer' add 'z' before the final 'c' of the stem in the first person singular of the present tense.
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