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    The document provides a series of sentences to complete and questions to answer about shapes. For the first item, the plural form of "This picture is square but that one is rectangular" is "These balls are yellow but those balls are blue." The next items ask questions about the shapes of common objects like a family picture, rugby ball, sheet of paper, football, house windows, and car wheels. The final section identifies whether to use the singular or plural demonstrative pronouns like "this", "that", "these", or "those" in different sentences.

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    The document provides a series of sentences to complete and questions to answer about shapes. For the first item, the plural form of "This picture is square but that one is rectangular" is "These balls are yellow but those balls are blue." The next items ask questions about the shapes of common objects like a family picture, rugby ball, sheet of paper, football, house windows, and car wheels. The final section identifies whether to use the singular or plural demonstrative pronouns like "this", "that", "these", or "those" in different sentences.

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    This Picture Is Square But That One Is Rectangular: Near The Speaker

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    Marinela Anghel
    The document provides a series of sentences to complete and questions to answer about shapes. For the first item, the plural form of "This picture is square but that one is rectangular" is "These balls are yellow but those balls are blue." The next items ask questions about the shapes of common objects like a family picture, rugby ball, sheet of paper, football, house windows, and car wheels. The final section identifies whether to use the singular or plural demonstrative pronouns like "this", "that", "these", or "those" in different sentences.

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    1. Complete the sentence and rewrite in the plural.

    This picture is square but


    that one is rectangular

    a) _____ ball is yellow but _____ ball is blue.

    b) _________________________

    DEMONSTRATIVES
    2. Answer these questions using the shapes you know.

    Near
    a) What shape is your family the speaker:
    picture? __________________
    SHAPES
    b) What shape is a rugby ball? _______________________
    Singular - this
    Plural - these
    c) What shape is a sheet of paper? ____________________

    d) What shape is a footballDistant from the speaker:


    ball? ______________________

    e) What shape are the windows of -your


    Singular thathouse? ____________
    Pluralof- athose
    f) What shape are the wheels car? _________________

    3. Underline the correct form:

    a) Is this / these your book?

    b) I work with that / those women.

    c) That / those boy is my brother.

    d) This / these is my sister's child.

    e) This / these children study English.

    f) Who are that / those people.

    g) This / these flowers are beautiful.

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