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The demonstrative pronoun this is used to refer to a singular noun that is close to the speaker, both in terms of distance and in terms of the topic of conversation. It can refer to both material objects and abstract ideas or situations.

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Which sentence correctly uses the demonstrative pronoun this?

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Those is my pen on the table.

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This is used for singular nouns. Look for a sentence where this points to a single item or idea.

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This are my books on the shelf.

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This is used for singular nouns. Look for a sentence where this points to a single item or idea.

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This is my laptop.

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This pencils are sharp.

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This is used for singular nouns. Look for a sentence where this points to a single item or idea.

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