Demonstrative Pronouns
(Those, That) are the books that Hazel read.
Those are the books that Hazel read.
(Both, anyone) of them have cancer.
Both of them have cancer.
Hazel gave me (his, her) books today.
Hazel gave me her books today.
(That, This) is where Augustus Waters lives.
That is where Augustus Waters lives.
(Everyone, Both) was devastated at Gus' funeral yesterday.
Everyone was devastated at Gus' funeral yesterday.
(His, Her) sense of humour is what I like best about Augustus.
His sense of humour is what I like best about Augustus.
(Those, That) are all the trophies that Isaac broke.
Those are all the trophies that Isaac broke.
Has (anyone, each) seen Hazel's oxygen tank?
Has anyone seen Hazel's oxygen tank?
All the members in the Support Group were asked to share (his, their) thoughts.
All the members in the Support Group were asked to share their thoughts.
(These, Those) are all the letters that Hazel wrote to Peter.
These are all the letters that Hazel wrote to Peter.
Did (someone, some) find Gus' letter to Hazel?
Did someone find Gus' letter to Hazel?
Peter told Hazel that (his, her) daughter died a few years ago.
Peter told Hazel that his daughter died a few years ago.
(Those, That) are all the bottles that Peter drank today.
Those are all the bottles that Peter drank today.
I think (someone, anyone) forgot this pack of cigarettes here.
I think someone forgot this pack of cigarettes here.
The two teenagers left (his, their) food trays at the restaurant.
The two teenagers left their food trays at the restaurant.