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    This lesson discusses the use of demonstrative pronouns like this, that, these, and those and how they refer to nouns. It provides examples of sentences using these pronouns to refer to singular and plural nouns both close by and farther away. The demonstrative pronouns distinguish between items near the speaker or writer versus those farther away or being previously mentioned.

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    LESSON 11

    THIS\THAT
    THESE\THOSE
    It is mine, that is yours.
    We are not clever. That was a lie.
    Those are ants.
    These are teachers.

    This is hers.
    These are my memories.
    Those are their dreams that they want to
    achieve.
    That is crime!
    This book is mine.
    That girl is not my sister.
    These apples are tasty and sweet.
    Those bats are terrific.
    That cat has tail.

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