THIS–THAT/THESE–THOSE

Put in THIS or THESE (HERE!!!)

This book This children This woman

These books These trousers These teeth
This house This tooth This foot
These houses This jeans This teacher
These pencils These men This people
These mice This pupil This child

Put in THAT or THOSE (THERE!!!)

That house Those boys Those buildings

Those houses Those animals Those birds
That horse That man That secretary
Those horses Those people Those windows
That girl That car That office

Change the sentences into the PLURAL

This book is good. These books are good.

This office is near the bank. These offices are near the bank.
That is my notebook. Those are my notebooks.
This boy is fourteen years old. These guys are fourteen years old.
That dog is black. Those dogs are black.
This is my house. These are my houses.
That is a tall building. Those buildings are tall.
This girl has got a doll. These girls have dolls.

Put in THIS, THAT, THESE or THOSE

This is my ball in my hand and that is your ball over there.

This is my cup here and that is your cup on the table over there.
That is Sally's bike in front of the door and this is her coat here.
That is Simon's pen on the floor over there and that here is his rubber. These are our parents
and that are our neighbours over there.
This is my sandwich here and that is Tom's sandwich over there
These are Tony's friends and those are my friends over there
These are't Johnny's books but those are his books under the table over there.