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Demonstrative pronouns this, these, and those are used to point out specific things. This refers to a singular item nearby, these to multiple items nearby, and those to items further away.

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Which sentence uses the demonstrative pronouns correctly?

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This are my shoes.

--feedback--

Remember to match the number (singular/plural) of the noun with the appropriate demonstrative pronoun. Also, consider the implied distance or immediacy of the items being talked about.

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Those is my hat over there.

--feedback--

Remember to match the number (singular/plural) of the noun with the appropriate demonstrative pronoun. Also, consider the implied distance or immediacy of the items being talked about.

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These are my glasses on the table.

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This keys belong to me.

--feedback--

Remember to match the number (singular/plural) of the noun with the appropriate demonstrative pronoun. Also, consider the implied distance or immediacy of the items being talked about.

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