Mastering Demonstrative Adjectives

What is a demonstrative adjective?

• A demonstrative adjective is a type of verb.

• A demonstrative adjective describes the quality of a noun.

• A demonstrative adjective is a word that indicates time.

• A demonstrative adjective is a word that points to specific things or people.

Choose the correct demonstrative adjective: ___ book is interesting. (this/that)

• these

• them

• this

• that one

Fill in the blank: ___ apples are fresh. (these/those)

• those apples

• some

• all apples

• these

Identify the demonstrative adjective: I want to buy that car.

• this

• those

• any

• that

Which is correct? ___ dog is barking. (this/these)

• that

• those

• her

• this

Complete the sentence: Can you see ___ stars in the sky? (this/that)

• those

• every

• these

• that

Choose the correct adjective: ___ shoes are too big. (these/those)

• these

• my

• those

• her

Form a sentence using 'this' with a noun of your choice.

• This tree is tall.

• This phone is expensive.

• This car is fast.

• This book is fascinating.

Identify the demonstrative adjective in this sentence: Those flowers are beautiful.

• That

• These

• Them

• Those

Fill in the blank: I like ___ cookies on the table. (this/these)

• these

• those

• them

• that