1)
No encuentro (those) guantes que compr<span>é translates to "I cannot find those gloves I bought". You must know the gender of the noun (guantes) to correctly answer this question. Guantes is masculine; let's look at the options.
</span>· esa - "that" (feminine)
· esos - "those" (masculine)
· estos - "these" (masculine)
· este - "this" (masculine)
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The first options is feminine; it's out. Out of the last three, esos ("those") is the only one that makes sense.
</span>No encuentro esos guantes que compré.
2)
¿Cual libro te gusto más, (this one) o (that one)? means "Which book did you like more, this one or that one?" The options are:
· ése/este - "that one/this one"
· este/ese - "this one/that one"
The second option makes the most sense here ("...this one or that one?").
¿Cual libro te gusto más, este o ese?
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I was taught to call them yo -go irregulars because the verb's stem ends with -go in the yo (I) form
Ex: Yo Tener(To have) becomes "Tengo"
Yo Venir(To come) becomes "Vengo"
Hope this helps
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