This worksheet is called
"This or That", and it's designed to help learners practice using the demonstrative pronouns
"this" and
"that" correctly based on proximity. The rule is:
- Use
"this" for something that is
close to the speaker.
- Use
"that" for something that is
far from the speaker.
In this worksheet, each sentence has a blank to fill in with either
"This" or
"That", and there are two images shown: one close (on the left) and one far (on the right). The arrow points from the sentence to the image that matches the correct answer.
Let’s go through each question step by step:
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1.
______ is my friend. → Image of a girl
- The girl is
close to the sentence (on the left).
✔ This is my friend.
2.
______ is Disneyland. → Image of a castle (Disneyland)
- The castle is
far from the sentence (on the right).
✔ That is Disneyland.
3.
______ is an elephant. → Image of an elephant
- The elephant is
far from the sentence (on the right).
✔ That is an elephant.
4.
______ is our house. → Image of a small house
- The house is
close to the sentence (on the left).
✔ This is our house.
5.
______ is a mouse. → Image of a mouse
- The mouse is
close to the sentence (on the left).
✔ This is a mouse.
6.
______ is an aeroplane. → Image of an airplane
- The airplane is
far from the sentence (on the right).
✔ That is an aeroplane.
7.
______ is a chair. → Image of a chair
- The chair is
close to the sentence (on the left).
✔ This is a chair.
8.
______ is a truck. → Image of a red truck
- The truck is
far from the sentence (on the right).
✔ That is a truck.
9.
______ is my father. → Image of a man
- The man is
close to the sentence (on the left).
✔ This is my father.
10.
______ is a horse. → Image of a horse
- The horse is
far from the sentence (on the right).
✔ That is a horse.
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
This
2.
That
3.
That
4.
This
5.
This
6.
That
7.
This
8.
That
9.
This
10.
That
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📝 Explanation Summary:
- When the picture is
on the left (closer), use
"This".
- When the picture is
on the right (farther), use
"That".
- This helps children understand spatial relationships in language.
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or a version with answers filled in!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of demonstrative pronoun worksheet.
