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This document provides guidance on using the words "this", "that", "these", and "those" to refer to objects based on their proximity. "This" and "these" are used for nearby singular and plural objects, while "that" and "those" refer to objects farther away in singular and plural form, respectively. Examples are given to demonstrate the proper usage of these terms based on distance.

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THIS – use this for
something that is NEAR
(singular)

THAT – use that for
something that is FAR
(singular)

THESE – use these for
something that is NEAR
(plural)

THOSE – use those for
something that is FAR
(plural)

THESE – use THESE for
something that is near (plural)
THOSE – use THOSE for
something that is far (plural)
THIS – use THIS for something
that is near (singular)
THAT – use THAT for
something that is far (singular)

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Thisthatthesethose 091031175139-phpapp01

1. THIS - THAT THESE - THOSE

2. THIS – use this for something that is NEAR (singular)

3. THAT – use that for something that is FAR (singular)

4. THESE – use these for something that is NEAR (plural)

5. THOSE – use those for something that is FAR (plural)

6. THESE – use THESE for something that is near (plural) THOSE – use THOSE for something that is far (plural) THIS – use THIS for something that is near (singular) THAT – use THAT for something that is far (singular)

11. THIS paper bin

12. THAT paper bin

13. THESE paper bins

14. THOSE paper bins

15. THIS stapler

16. THAT stapler

17. THESE staplers

18. THOSE staplers