This document provides examples and explanations of different demonstrative pronouns in English including this, that, these, and those. It discusses uses such as pointing out specific objects that are near or visible versus far away. It also covers uses on the telephone, introducing people, and completing sentences with these pronouns. The document aims to clarify the meanings and proper uses of various demonstrative pronouns in the English language.
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This These That Those
This document provides examples and explanations of different demonstrative pronouns in English including this, that, these, and those. It discusses uses such as pointing out specific objects that are near or visible versus far away. It also covers uses on the telephone, introducing people, and completing sentences with these pronouns. The document aims to clarify the meanings and proper uses of various demonstrative pronouns in the English language.
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Demonstratives
This is my rabbit
That is a pumpkin
These are my balls
Look at those roses
Examples This hotel is very expensive. Do you like those shoes. Those apples look nice. This is a nice restaurant
That= something that has
happened. Im sorry, I forgot to call you. Thats all right. That= what somebody has just said. Martin has a new job. Thats all right. Youre a teacher, arent you? Thats all right
We use this is and is that on the
telephone. Hello, this is David. (this = the speaker) Is that Sarah? (that = the other We use this is to introduce person) people. Brian, this is Chris. Anna, these are my brothers, Kimmy and Jules
Put this or these in the gaps.
Id like to buy __________ book. __________ questions are difficult. __________ boxes are heavy. __________ is wonderful! I love a hot bath after work. Put that or those. Look at _________ clouds. Did you enjoy __________ film. Lets cross the road. ___________ is free. __________ was delicious. I was so
Complete the sentences with
this, thats or that. A. I cant come to the party tomorrow. B. Oh, __________ a pity. Why not? A. (On the telephone) Hello, Ann __________ is Sue. B. Youre lazy. A. __________ not true. C. Jill plays the piano very well. D. Really, I didnt know __________. A. Mark, __________ is my sister, Ann.