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Understanding English Demonstrative Adjectives

This document explains the demonstrative adjectives in English "this, that, these, those". These words are used to show objects, people, or animals that are near or far from the speaker. "This" and "these" are used for singular or plural things that are close, while "that" and "those" are used for things that are far away. The document provides examples and exercises to practice the correct use of demonstrative adjectives.

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Understanding English Demonstrative Adjectives

This document explains the demonstrative adjectives in English "this, that, these, those". These words are used to show objects, people, or animals that are near or far from the speaker. "This" and "these" are used for singular or plural things that are close, while "that" and "those" are used for things that are far away. The document provides examples and exercises to practice the correct use of demonstrative adjectives.

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Demonstrative Adjectives in English: this, that

these, those
In this lesson you will learn about demonstrative adjectives in English
through images, explanations, examples, and a video. Like your
As the name indicates, these words are used to show something.

The meaning and use of these words is as follows

This:

It is used only for singular words (that is, only one)


what)
The objects, people, animals, or things we refer to
They must be close.
Its meaning in Spanish is THIS (for masculine words)
oESTA (for feminine words)
Algunos ejemplos de adjetivos demostrativos en inglés:

This living room is quite big.


This phone is broken

The following image clearly summarizes this topic of the


demonstratives:
That:

Just like THIS is used for singular words, but, of


different form, for things that are far from the person who
speak
Its meaning is THAT, THAT
Some examples:

That book is interesting


That bottle is green

These:

We use this word when we refer to


wordsplurals(two or more things or animals)
These words must be close to the person who is speaking.
Its meaning is THESE or THOSE
Some examples of these demonstrative adjectives:

These napkins are dirty


These tomatoes are rotten

Those:
In a similar way to THESE, THOSE are used for complements.
plurals. However, these complements must be far away.
of the one he speaks.

Its meaning is THOSE for masculine words and


feminine respectively
Examples:

Those girls are playing cards


Those elephants are angry
Change to Plural Sentences - 01
Change from singular to plural by changing This/That to These/Those
That is an elephant 6. This is a pen are
>> are elephants pens
2. This is a book That is a boy. are
books boys
That is a tiger are 8. This is a box are
tigers boxes
4. That is a pencil That is a girl. are
pencils girls
5. This is a carrot are That is an orange
carrots >> are oranges
TEACHER

Demonstratives-exercises

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is a hamburger.

is a tomato.

are bananas.

are cherries.

is a carrot.

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