curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/680ca5771c7698192e813aab.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does Josh mean when he says those resistors?
He is asking about random items on a list.
He points to something specific, not random items.
He is talking about a different shipment.
He doesn't mention any shipment; he talks about specific parts he can see.
He is asking about an old design plan.
He is focusing on physical items, not a design plan.
He is pointing to specific parts they can see.
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Those is used to refer to multiple things that are not far away but not immediately close either.
Right there shows he is talking about something physically present and easy to see, not something random or in the past.
It shows he is talking about particular resistors they can both see, not about random items, past shipments, or plans.
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