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9 The demonstrative adjectives questo  (this) and quello  (that), like their English counterparts, always precede the noun they refer to: 

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* For an explanation of the forms of quello , see paragraph 10. 

10 The forms of the adjectives quello  and bello  (beautiful/handsome/nice/- fi ne) change in the same way as the de fi nite article. Here are the forms, followed in brackets by the corresponding forms of the de fi nite article: 

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* The feminine singular form bell’  is rarely used, and bella  is preferred, even before a vowel. 

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Note that when bello  comes after  the noun, the full form is used: lo spettacolo è bello , un’esperienza bella e interessante , etc. 

