Let's solve this step-by-step based on the image you've provided. The task is to
complete the sentences using the correct demonstrative pronouns: *this, that, these, or those*.
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🔹 First, review the rules:
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This = singular, near (close to speaker)
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That = singular, far (away from speaker)
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These = plural, near
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Those = plural, far
> In the worksheet, arrows show direction and proximity —
short arrow means close (this/these),
long arrow means far (that/those).
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Now let’s go through each sentence:
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1)
__________ is a computer game.
→ Image: A computer screen with controllers,
arrow is short → close
→ Singular object
✔ This is a computer game.
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2)
__________ are lorries.
→ Image: Two lorries,
arrow is long → far away
→ Plural objects
✔ Those are lorries.
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3)
__________ is a camera.
→ Image: One camera,
arrow is long → far away
→ Singular object
✔ That is a camera.
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4)
__________ is a kite.
→ Image: One kite,
arrow is short → close
→ Singular object
✔ This is a kite.
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5)
__________ are balls.
→ Image: Two soccer balls,
arrow is short → close
→ Plural objects
✔ These are balls.
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6)
__________ are watches.
→ Image: Two watches,
arrow is long → far away
→ Plural objects
✔ Those are watches.
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7)
__________ is a __________.
→ Image: One red pen,
arrow is short → close
→ Singular object
✔ This is a
pen.
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8)
__________ is a __________.
→ Image: One table,
arrow is long → far away
→ Singular object
✔ That is a
table.
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9)
__________ are __________.
→ Image: Two chairs,
arrow is short → close
→ Plural objects
✔ These are
chairs.
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✔ Final Answers:
1)
This is a computer game.
2)
Those are lorries.
3)
That is a camera.
4)
This is a kite.
5)
These are balls.
6)
Those are watches.
7)
This is a
pen.
8)
That is a
table.
9)
These are
chairs.
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📝 Summary of Rules Used:
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"This / These" for things
near (short arrow).
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"That / Those" for things
far (long arrow).
- Use
singular ("this/that") for one item.
- Use
plural ("these/those") for more than one.
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 pronouns worksheet.
