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    This document discusses demonstrative pronouns in Modern Greek grammar. It notes that demonstrative pronouns are used to indicate which entity the speaker refers to. It lists the common demonstrative pronouns in Greek and states that they follow the declensional patterns of their corresponding adjectives in terms of gender, number, and case and agree with the noun they refer to. Examples are given to illustrate this.

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    This document discusses demonstrative pronouns in Modern Greek grammar. It notes that demonstrative pronouns are used to indicate which entity the speaker refers to. It lists the common demonstrative pronouns in Greek and states that they follow the declensional patterns of their corresponding adjectives in terms of gender, number, and case and agree with the noun they refer to. Examples are given to illustrate this.

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    Modern Greek Grammar Konstantinos Athanasiou

    10.4 Demonstrative pronouns / The demonstrative pronouns are used to indicate which entity the speaker refers to. The most common demonstrative pronouns are: this that such so much, so many The demonstrative pronouns follow the declensional pattern of the corresponding adjectives in -, -, - or -, -, - and agree in gender, number and case with the noun they refer to. this gentleman that lady that book these children

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