Problem Explanation:
The worksheet focuses on
demonstratives, which are words that indicate the location or distance of a noun in relation to the speaker. The task involves identifying demonstratives, their usage, and their function in sentences.
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Solution:
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Part 1: Demonstratives
1.
Which demonstratives indicate something that is close to the speaker in distance or time?
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Answer: This, these
2.
Which demonstratives indicate something that is far away from the speaker in distance or time?
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Answer: That, those
3.
Demonstratives can be used as what parts of speech?
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Answer: Pronouns or Adjectives
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Part 2: Underline the demonstrative in each sentence. Is it being used as a pronoun or an adjective?
4.
I am looking forward to that.
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Underlined Word: *that*
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Function: Pronoun (It replaces a noun, such as "the event" or "the thing.")
5.
This is awful.
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Underlined Word: *this*
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Function: Pronoun (It replaces a noun, such as "the situation" or "the thing.")
6.
Those kids will be late.
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Underlined Word: *those*
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Function: Adjective (It modifies the noun "kids," indicating which kids are being referred to.)
7.
This business is well-respected.
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Underlined Word: *this*
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Function: Adjective (It modifies the noun "business," indicating which business is being referred to.)
8.
Did you hear that?
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Underlined Word: *that*
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Function: Pronoun (It replaces a noun, such as "the sound" or "the news.")
9.
Will you help with this?
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Underlined Word: *this*
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Function: Pronoun (It replaces a noun, such as "the task" or "the problem.")
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Final Answer:
1.
This, these
2.
That, those
3.
Pronouns or Adjectives
4.
that (pronoun)
5.
this (pronoun)
6.
those (adjective)
7.
this (adjective)
8.
that (pronoun)
9.
this (pronoun)
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. This, these} \\
\text{2. That, those} \\
\text{3. Pronouns or Adjectives} \\
\text{4. that (pronoun)} \\
\text{5. this (pronoun)} \\
\text{6. those (adjective)} \\
\text{7. this (adjective)} \\
\text{8. that (pronoun)} \\
\text{9. this (pronoun)}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of demonstrative pronoun worksheet.