This document discusses demonstrative adjectives in English and provides examples of using "this/these" and "that/those" for singular and plural nouns. It gives the examples "this is a ball/these are balls" and "this is a kite/these are kites." It then has students complete sentences using demonstrative adjectives, like "This is a computer game" and "These are cars." Finally, it explains the difference between "this/these" for objects near the speaker and "that/those" for objects further away.

3. DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES
This is a ball.
These are balls.
SINGULAR
plural

4. This is a kite.
These are kites.
SINGULAR
plural

5. This is a car.
These are cars.
SINGULAR
plural

6. Let’s practice!
Complete :
1.- _______ a computer game.
2.- _______ a watch.
3.- _______ a robot.
4.- _______ cars.

7. Let’s practice!
Complete :
1.- _______ a computer game.
2.- _______ a watch.
3.- _______ a robot.
4.- _______ cars.
This
This
This
These

8. THIS / THESE
(Para objetos que están cerca de mi)
SINGULAR PLURAL
This These

9. THAT/ THOSE
That is a ball.
Those are balls.
SINGULAR
plural

10. THAT / THOSE
(Para objetos que están lejos de mi)
SINGULAR PLURAL
That Those