that

used to refer to something that has already been mentioned or is known about

ese, aquel, aquello

• that + noun

Collocations that day · that time

• That was a long time ago.

  Eso fue hace mucho tiempo.

used to refer to something that is not near you or the person you are talking to

ese, aquel

• that + noun

Collocations that car · that house

• Look at that building over there.

  Mira ese edificio allá.

used to refer to an idea or thought, especially when introducing a new idea or opinion

eso, aquel

• that + clause

Collocations that is why · that is how

• That is why I am here.

  Eso es por qué estoy aquí.

used to introduce a condition or situation that affects the truth of something said later in the sentence

si, en caso de que

• that + clause

Collocations in that case · on that condition

• That you are here means we can start.

  Que estés aquí significa que podemos empezar.

used to introduce a reported speech or thought, showing that someone is reporting what another person said or thought

dice, piensa

• that + clause

Collocations he says that · she thinks that

• He said that he would be late.

  Él dijo que llegaría tarde.

used to refer to a particular amount or number of something, especially when it is not specified exactly

esa cantidad de

• that + noun

Collocations that amount of money · that number of people

• That amount of work is too much.

  Esa cantidad de trabajo es demasiado.

used to emphasize something, especially when introducing a statement or question that you think is important

eso, aquel

• that + noun

Collocations that fact · that point

• That is a very important point.

  Eso es un punto muy importante.

used to introduce a clause that gives more information about something mentioned earlier in the sentence

que, el hecho de que

• that + clause

Collocations the fact that · the point that

• The fact that she was late caused a lot of problems.

  El hecho de que ella llegara tarde causó muchos problemas.