This document provides examples of using the demonstrative pronouns "this, that, these, those" in sentences. It contains two short dialogues where Bob and Anna, and then Dick and Helen, are trying to identify each other's luggage or shoes using these pronouns. The reader is prompted to fill in the blanks in the dialogues with the correct pronoun.

1. THIS (este/-a/-o), THAT (ese/-a/-o), THESE (estos/-
as) and THOSE (aquellos/-as)
1. Complete the sentences in the dialogues. Write this, that, that’s,
these, or those in the blank space.
Bob: Is __this_____ your suitcase? The one right here? The red one?
Anna: No, my suitcase isn’t red.
Bob: Oh. Well, what about _______suitcase? The one on the other
side. The green one.
Anna: No, _______ not my suitcase.
Bob: Where is your suitcase?
Anna: Oh, it’s over there. _______ my suitcase, next to the wall. The
black one.
Dick: Are _______ your shoes?
Helen: No, my shoes are black. _______ shoes right here are brown.
Dick: What about _______ shoes? Over there, under the table?
Helen: Oh, yes. ________ are my shoes.
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