Demonstrative pronouns point to specific objects and include this, that, these, and those. This and these refer to objects near the speaker, while that and those refer to objects farther away. The demonstrative pronouns paired with the verb "to be" are used to identify one or multiple objects based on their distance from the speaker.

1. USING
DEMONSTRATIVE
PRONOUNS

2. What are demonstrative
pronouns?
Demonstrative pronouns are
pronouns that point specific objects.
The demonstrative pronouns + verb
are this is, that is, these are , and
those are.

3. When to use this is?
We use this is to point out one
thing near to the speaker.

4. We use that is to point out one thing
away from the speaker.
When to use that is?

5. We use these are to point out two or
more things near the speaker.
When to use these are?

6. We use those are to point out two or
more things away from the speaker.
When to use those are?

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