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We need to choose between this / these / that / those based on whether the noun is singular or plural, and whether it’s near (this/these) or far (that/those).
1) This / these / that / those is a flower.
- The image shows one flower.
- Singular → "this" or "that"
- The finger points to it (close), so we use this
✔ This is a flower.
2) This / these / that / those are pens
- Image shows multiple pens (plural)
- The finger points to them (close), so these
✔ These are pens.
3) This / these / that / those a computer
- One computer (singular), finger pointing close → this
✔ This is a computer.
4) This / these / that / those are football
- Multiple footballs (plural), finger pointing close → these
✔ These are footballs.
5) This / these / that / those are children
- Multiple children (plural), finger pointing at them (close) → these
✔ These are children.
6) This / these / that / those a crayon
- One crayon (singular), finger pointing to it (close) → this
✔ This is a crayon.
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We use:
- this = one object nearby
- these = multiple objects nearby
- that = one object far away
- those = multiple objects far away
Now let’s go through each:
1) A dog, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a dog.
2) Two teachers at desks, finger pointing to them (close) → These are teachers.
3) Four men standing, finger pointing to them (close) → These are men.
4) A backpack full of school supplies, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a backpack.
5) Two babies (plural), finger pointing to them (close) → These are babies.
6) A book, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a book.
7) Two women standing, finger pointing to them (close) → These are women.
8) Two dogs (plural), finger pointing to them (close) → These are dogs.
9) Two cats (plural), finger pointing to them (close) → These are cats.
10) A baby crawling, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a baby.
11) A pencil case open with pencils, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a pencil case.
12) A cartoon character (Minion), finger pointing to it (close) → This is a Minion.
13) A tree, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a tree.
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#### Part C:
1) This
2) These
3) This
4) These
5) These
6) This
#### Part D:
1) This is a dog.
2) These are teachers.
3) These are men.
4) This is a backpack.
5) These are babies.
6) This is a book.
7) These are women.
8) These are dogs.
9) These are cats.
10) This is a baby.
11) This is a pencil case.
12) This is a Minion.
13) This is a tree.
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Part C: Read the sentences. Circle the correct option.
We need to choose between this / these / that / those based on whether the noun is singular or plural, and whether it’s near (this/these) or far (that/those).
1) This / these / that / those is a flower.
- The image shows one flower.
- Singular → "this" or "that"
- The finger points to it (close), so we use this
✔ This is a flower.
2) This / these / that / those are pens
- Image shows multiple pens (plural)
- The finger points to them (close), so these
✔ These are pens.
3) This / these / that / those a computer
- One computer (singular), finger pointing close → this
✔ This is a computer.
4) This / these / that / those are football
- Multiple footballs (plural), finger pointing close → these
✔ These are footballs.
5) This / these / that / those are children
- Multiple children (plural), finger pointing at them (close) → these
✔ These are children.
6) This / these / that / those a crayon
- One crayon (singular), finger pointing to it (close) → this
✔ This is a crayon.
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Part D: Look at the pictures. Write sentences with this/these/that/those.
We use:
- this = one object nearby
- these = multiple objects nearby
- that = one object far away
- those = multiple objects far away
Now let’s go through each:
1) A dog, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a dog.
2) Two teachers at desks, finger pointing to them (close) → These are teachers.
3) Four men standing, finger pointing to them (close) → These are men.
4) A backpack full of school supplies, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a backpack.
5) Two babies (plural), finger pointing to them (close) → These are babies.
6) A book, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a book.
7) Two women standing, finger pointing to them (close) → These are women.
8) Two dogs (plural), finger pointing to them (close) → These are dogs.
9) Two cats (plural), finger pointing to them (close) → These are cats.
10) A baby crawling, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a baby.
11) A pencil case open with pencils, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a pencil case.
12) A cartoon character (Minion), finger pointing to it (close) → This is a Minion.
13) A tree, finger pointing to it (close) → This is a tree.
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✔ Final Answers:
#### Part C:
1) This
2) These
3) This
4) These
5) These
6) This
#### Part D:
1) This is a dog.
2) These are teachers.
3) These are men.
4) This is a backpack.
5) These are babies.
6) This is a book.
7) These are women.
8) These are dogs.
9) These are cats.
10) This is a baby.
11) This is a pencil case.
12) This is a Minion.
13) This is a tree.
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Let me know if you'd like a printable version or explanation in another language!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of demonstrative pronoun worksheet.
