The document discusses the use of demonstrative pronouns "this", "that", "these", and "those" and provides examples of sentences using them correctly based on whether the nouns are singular or plural. It also contains examples of using the correct demonstrative pronoun based on an object's position relative to a girl in the jungle. Finally, it discusses changing nouns from singular to plural forms.

1. THIS, THAT,
THESE, THOSE

2. THIS
«This is my cat»
«Is she near her cat?»
Yes, she is
«How many cats are there?»
One!

3. THAT
«That is a bird.»
«Is he near the bird?»
No, he isn’t
«How many birds are there?»
One!

4. THESE
«These are my cats.»
«Is she near her cats?»
Yes, she is
«How many cats are there?»
Sixteen!

5. THOSE
«Those are birds.»
«Is he near the birds?»
No, he isn’t
«How many birds are there?»
Five!

6. LET’S GO TO
THE
JUNGLE

7. Use the correct
demonstrative
according to the
position of the girl.

8. This
Those
That These

10. A Hamster
This That These Those
That is a hamster.

11. A Goldfish
This That These Those
This is a goldfish.

12. A Lizard
This That These Those
Those are lizards.

13. A Bird
This That These Those
These are birds.

14. A Rabbit
This That These Those
This is a rabbit.

15. A Cat / A Kitten
This That These Those
Those are cats.

16. Attention!
a ball
a pen
a delicious sandwich
a kiss
a country
a good dictionary
Singular Plural
ballS
penS
delicious sandwichES
kissES
countrIES
good dictionarIES

17. This is a book.
These are books.
That is a pencil.
Those are pencils.
It is a pen.
They are pens.
I am a teacher.
We are teachers.