Question 1 (1 point) question 1 unsaved elige la palabra correcta. (fill in blank #1) this apple is sweet. that apple is sweeter. but that apple over there is the sweetest. manzana es dulce. manzana es más dulce. pero manzana es la más dulce. question 1 options: este esta aquel aquella question 2 (1 point) question 2 unsaved elige la palabra correcta. (fill in blank #2) this apple is sweet. that apple is sweeter. but that apple over there is the sweetest. manzana es dulce. manzana es más dulce. pero manzana es la más dulce. question 2 options: esta ese esa aquella question 3 (1 point) question 3 unsaved elige la palabra correcta. (fill in blank #3) this apple is sweet. that apple is sweeter. but that apple over there is the sweetest. manzana es dulce. manzana es más dulce. pero manzana es la más dulce. question 3 options: esta esa aquel aquella

Demonstratives adjectives are used to determine where an object, event or person is in relation to the speaker.

Esta translates into this in Spanish. We use it to describe a feminine and singular noun that is near the speaker and listener. Since the first sentence in English is This apple is sweet, then the sentence translates into:

Esta manzana es dulce

Aquella translates into that in Spanish. We use it to describe a feminine and singular noun that is far away from the speaker and the listener. Since the second sentence in English is That apple is sweeter, then the sentence translates into:

Aquella manzana es más dulce

In this case, we also use aquella because here the apple is also far away from the speaker and the listener. That is, But that apple over there is the sweetest translates into:

Pero aquella manzana es la más dulce

Esta translates into this in Spanish. We also need to use this demonstrative adjective here because the apple is near the speaker and the listener. So This apple is sweet translates into:

Esta manzana es dulce

Esa translates into that in Spanish. We use it to describe a feminine and singular noun that is further from the speaker and not easily within reach. Since the second sentence in English is That apple is sweeter, then the sentence translates into:

Esa manzana es más dulce

Here we need to use  aquella as well because here the apple is also far away from the speaker and the listener. That is, But that apple over there is the sweetest translates into:

Pero aquella manzana es la más dulce

Esta translates into this in Spanish. So this is the same option as in question 2.

Esta manzana es dulce

Esa translates into that in Spanish. So this is the same option as in question 2

Esa manzana es más dulce

Aquella means that in Spanish and it is being used here as in question 2.

Pero aquella manzana es la más dulce

explanation:

it's the camino de santiago pilgrimage trail to santiago de compostela in spain, the location of the alleged tomb of the apostle st james. the track has been walked by pilgrims for over 1,000 years. the one you're referring to is the camino frances, which is around 800kms long, and these days more than 100,000 people walk all or part of it annually. most people still walk for religious, or more often, spiritual reasons, a few just because it's there.  

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