Demonstrative adjectives - Video

WATCH THE VIDEO AND REPEAT:
"THIS BICYCLE IS MINE. THAT BICYCLE IS YOURS.
THESE ROLLERBLADES ARE MINE. THOSE ROLLERBLADES ARE YOURS."
This, that, these and those are demonstrative adjectives.
The demonstrative adjectives this, that, these, those tell us where an object is located and how many objects there are.
WATCH THE VIDEO AND REPEAT:
"THIS BICYCLE IS MINE. THAT BICYCLE IS YOURS.
THESE ROLLERBLADES ARE MINE. THOSE ROLLERBLADES ARE YOURS."
THIS and THAT are used to point to one object.
THIS points to something nearby, while THAT points to something “over there.”
When there is no noun after THIS or THAT, we use ONE.
Examples:
Download the worksheet below and practise with demonstrative adjectives!
THESE and THOSE refer to more than one object.
THESE points to things nearby, while THOSE points to things “over there.”
When there is no noun after THESE or THOSE, we use ONES.
Examples:
These or those? Download the worksheet below and practise!
Learn how to use this, that, these and those!
Download the worksheet below and practice!