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The document appears to be a quiz containing sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correct form of "to be" verbs. It includes 8 sentences testing different subjects and tenses, such as "The dog _______ sleeping" and "I _______ 7 years old." The quiz seems to be checking understanding of verbs like "is", "are", and "am" in the present progressive and simple present tenses across various pronouns and nouns.

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am is are The dog _______ sleeping. 1 Next

am are 2 I _______ going to school. is Next

am are 3 is They_______ having fun. Next

Tom and Kate _______ reading. 7 am is are

am are 7 Tom and Kate _______ reading. is Next

Demonstrative Pronouns how to use These those that this This is an Apple. That is a mango. These are strawberry ice creams. Those are orange ice creams. What is a demonstrative pronoun? A demonstrative pronoun points out a specific person, place, thing, or idea. Singular this that plural these those near this these far that those DEFINITION: We use THIS and THESE for people, animals, or things near us. We use THAT and THOSE for people, animals, or things not near us. Remember this: We use THIS when the speaker is near one person, animals, or objects. We use THAT when pointing to one person, animal or objects. We use THESE when the speaker is holding or near two or more persons, animals, or objects We use THOSE speaker is pointing to two or more animals or objects. List of demonstrative pronouns Singular demonstrative pronouns The words this and that are singular demonstrative pronouns. They are used to refer to a single person or thing. The word this is used to refer to things close by, and that is used to refer to things far away. In addition to being used as a demonstrative pronoun, the word that has many different meanings and can be used as an adjective, adverb, or a conjunction in addition to a pronoun. For example, the word that can also be used as a relative pronoun that introduces relative clauses. You can learn more about this in our guide to relative pronouns. Plural demonstrative pronouns The words these and those are plural demonstrative pronouns. They are used to refer to more than one person or thing. These is used to refer to nearby things, and those is used to refer to faraway objects. Examples of demonstrative pronouns Let’s look at examples of how we use demonstrative pronouns in sentences. This is a really weird-looking fruit. I can’t believe she said that. We are going to need boxes that are a lot bigger than these. The restaurants here are a lot newer than those across town.

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Verbs: am is are

1. The Quiz am is are Start

2. am is are The dog _______ sleeping. 1

3. am is are The dog _______ sleeping. 1 Next

4. am is are I _______ going to school. 2

5. am are 2 I _______ going to school. is Next

6. am is are 3 They_______ having fun.

7. am are 3 is They_______ having fun. Next

8. 4 We_______ very tired. am is are

9. am are 4 is We_______ very tired. Next

10. She _______ very happy. 5 am is are

11. am is are She _______ very happy 5 Next

12. I _______ 7 years old. 6 am is are

13. am are 6 I _______ 7 years old. is Next

14. Tom and Kate _______ reading. 7 am is are

15. am are 7 Tom and Kate _______ reading. is Next

16. You_______ a good boy. 8 am is are

17. am are 8 You_______ a good boy. is Next

18. The End

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