The document explains the use of demonstrative adjectives to identify specific people, animals, or things, highlighting their proximity. It details the singular and plural forms: 'this' and 'that' for singular, 'these' and 'those' for plural. Additionally, it includes examples for practice using these adjectives in sentences.

1. DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES
We use Demonstrative adjectives to point out specific
people, animals or things.
• THIS – THAT ---------- Singular
• THESE – THOSE ---------- Plural
• Demonstrative adjectives are used to explain whether
the noun or nouns we are talking about are close to us
or not.

2. Complete with: This,
That, These, Those

3. This, That – These, Those
• 1. _______are my grandparents, and ________ people over there
are my friend's grandparents.
• 2. John, take _________folder and put it on the desk over there.
• 3. Look at _________ newspaper here.
• 4. ________was a great evening.
• 5._________bottle over there is empty.
• 6. ________ photos here are much better than ________ photos
on the book.
• 7. _________ is my mobile phone and _________is your mobile
phone on the shelf over there.
• 8 . ___________ bricks over there are for your chimney.
• 9. Are ___________ your pencils here?
• 10. ___________ building over there is the Chrysler Building.