This document lists common classroom items in English and provides examples of using singular and plural forms of "this/that" and "these/those" to ask questions and make statements about the items. It includes a list of classroom objects like pencils, books, desks, chairs, boards, teachers, and trash cans. Below the list are examples of questions and statements using singular "this/that" to refer to a single item and plural "these/those" to refer to multiple items.

1. My Classroom

2. Names of things inside the
classroom
In ENGLISH.

3. a pencil
a pen
a book
a
notebook

4. a door
a chair
a desk
a trash
can

5. a board
a teacher
markers
students

6. an
eraser
an
office
an
apple
an
umbrella

7. near
far

8. Singular
This
Near
Far
Plural
These
What is this? This is a pencil.
Is this a pencil? Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.
What are these? These are pencils.
Are these pencils? Yes, they are/ No they
aren’t
That
Those
What is that? That is an eraser.
Is that an eraser? Yes, it is/No, it isn’t.
What are those? Those are erasers.
Are those erasers? Yes, they/No, they aren’t.

9. ticket

10. 1.
4.
2.
3.
5.