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When you talk about objects or things in a specific place, you often use the word that to point them out. For example, that shelf means the shelf you are talking about or focusing on at the moment.

The word shelf is a noun that refers to a flat, horizontal surface used for holding items. When you talk about more than one shelf, you should change the ending to make it plural by replacing -f with -ves, so it becomes shelves. For example, one shelf, but two shelves.

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Hey, I noticed you have a huge collection of action figures on BLANK BLANK behind you. Are you a collector?

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that

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This word is used to specify which shelf James is talking about.

shelf

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It's a flat and horizontal surface. You should use its singular form.

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