- Demonstrative pronouns

- Ordinal and Cardinal

numbers
Objectives:
- To identify ordinal and cardinal numbers
- To recognise and apply demonstrative pronouns
Ordinal numbers Cardinal numbers
(to indicate position or the
(to indicate an amount)
date)
write the numbers with words from 1 to 31.
Do it with Cardinal and Ordinal numbers
 Complete the sentences with the corresponding number
(Cardinal or Ordinal)

a) In a year there are _________ months

b) What’s today’s date? Today is April ______
c) Months usually have between _____ and _____ days. (28 / 31)
d) Every ___ day of the month.
e) I usually get paid the ____ of each month.
f) My mom has ______ dogs. (10)
g) Our aniversary is on July _______ (25)
h) In Chile, autumn is the ________ season of the year. (2)
Create 2 questions that should be answered using cardinal
numbers

Create 2 questions that should be answered using ordinal

numbers
Demonstrative pronouns
These estos o estas

This este, esto o esta

That ese, eso, esa

esos, esas
Those
THAT THOSE

THIS THESE
 When to use:
These, This, That, Those
That Bird
This Bird
Those cats
These cats
This bear
These bears
That duck
Those ducks.
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 Analyse and find the wrong sentences. Then, write the correct
demonstrative pronoun.

For the correct sentences write “ok”

This or These? That or Those?

A) These chair. A) That picture.
B) These cup of coffee. B) Those child.
C) These octopuses. C) That people.
D) This birds. D) That singer.
E) These children. E) Those platypuses.
F) This child. F) This children.
G) This things. G) This things.
H) These house. H) That house.
I) These is Mario. I) Is those Mario over there?
 LET’S PRACTICE!

What is that?

That is an orange
 LET’S PRACTICE!

What is this?

This is an apple.
 LET’S PRACTICE!

What are these?

These are bananas

 LET’S PRACTICE!

What are those?

Those are trees.

 LET’S PRACTICE!

What is that?

That is an arm.
 LET’S PRACTICE!

What are those?

Those are sheeps

Create 8 sentences or questions using
“That/Those/This/Those”