Near
What is a demonstrative adjective that indicates something close to the speaker?
This
What is a demonstrative adjective to talk about a further distance?
"That" is the demonstrative adjective used to refer to something at a greater distance.
Provide an example of a sentence using the demonstrative adjective "this."
Give an example of a sentence using the demonstrative adjective "that."
Example: "That car over there is mine."
Explain the difference between "this" and "these" in terms of demonstrative adjectives.
"This" is used for singular nouns close to the speaker, while "these" is used for plural nouns close to the speaker.
What is the difference between "that" and "those"? Provide examples for clarity.
"That" is singular and used for one item, while "those" is plural and used for multiple items. Example: "That is my pen." vs. "Those are my pencils."
How do you use "these" in a question? Provide an example.
Example: "Are these your keys?"
Describe how "that" can be used to refer to an idea rather than a physical object.
"That" can refer to an idea or concept, as in "I believe that is the best solution."
Create a sentence using the singular demonstrative adjective "this."
Example: "This chair is uncomfortable."
Provide a sentence using the plural demonstrative adjective "these."
Example: "These cookies are delicious."