Demonstrative Pronoun
Sorry (that/this) Gus is dead.
Sorry that Gus is dead.
(Each/Nothing) makes Gus angry.
Nothing makes Gus angry.
Augustus lost (his/their) leg because of cancer.
Augustus lost his leg because of cancer.
(This/That) wish was used for Hazel.
That wish was used for Hazel.
Hazel and Augustus met (each one/each other) at Support Group.
Hazel and Augustus met each other at Support Group.
Hazel is depressed due to (her/she) cancer.
Hazel is depressed due to her cancer.
(That/Those) are Hazel's books.
Those are Hazel's books.
(Everyone/Anyone) at Support Group has or had cancer.
Everyone at Support Group has or had cancer.
Isaac lost (their/his) eyesight.
Isaac lost his eyesight.
Hazel is introducing Gus' parents to Isaac:(These/Those) are Gus' parents.
Hazel is introducing Gus' parents to Isaac: These are Gus' parents.
(Several/Some) people attended his funeral.
Several people attended his funeral.
Augustus is (his/her) boyfriend.
Augustus is her boyfriend.
(This/That) is Hazel's oxygen tank.
That is Hazel's oxygen tank.
(Both/Each) Isaac and Augustus like video games.
Both Isaac and Augustus like video games.
Hazel sold (her/their) swing set.
Hazel sold her swing set.