The document discusses the use of "this is" and "that is" at the beginning of sentences to indicate singular nouns and uncountable nouns that are close to or far from the speaker. It provides examples of sentences using "this is" for objects that are near and "that is" for objects that are farther away. It then provides additional practice sentences with different nouns using "this is" and "that is".

1. PROPAM EN
We use the phrases this is and that is
at the beginning of a sentence as
adverbs to demonstrate singular nouns and
uncountable nouns.

2. PROPAM EN
Use this is when you talk about an object,
event, or person that is close to you.
Example: “This is a bus”.
Use that is when you talk about an object,
event, or person that is far away from you.
Example: “That is a sofa”.

3. PROPAM EN
This is a bat.
That is bat.

4. PROPAM EN
This is a flower.
That is a flower.

5. PROPAM EN
This is a pencil.
That is a pencil.

6. PROPAM EN
This is a pot.
That is a pot.

7. PROPAM EN
This is a table.
That is a table.

8. PROPAM EN
This is a chair.
That is a chair.

9. PROPAM EN
This is a bag.
That is a bag.

10. PROPAM EN
This is a train.
That is a train.

11. PROPAM EN
This is an apple.
That is a bookshelf.
This is a chair.
That is a lion.
This is a flower.
This is an aeroplane.
That is a store.
That is a park.

12. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with a desk.
This is a desk.
That is a desk.

13. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with a nurse.
This is a nurse.
That is a nurse.

14. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with a piano.
This is a piano.
That is a piano.

15. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with a table.
This is a table.
That is a table.

16. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with a driver.
This is a driver.
That is a driver.

17. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with a dog.
This is a dog.
That is a dog.