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Demonstrative Pronoun - Glossary of Terms
Demonstrative Pronoun
The demonstrative
pronouns
are
this
,
that
,
these
, and
those
. They are used to
demonstrate
or point out specific things.
Example:
This
is not my handbag.
That
is mine.
This
and
that
refer to
singular
nouns; whereas,
these
and
those
refer to
plural
nouns
.
Interactive example:
I am not taking
that
with me. You can carry it if you like.
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Associated pages:
What are pronouns?
The different types of pronouns
Glossary of grammatical terms
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