Exploring This and That in English Grammar

This video tutorial explains the difference between 'this' and 'that'. 'This' is used for objects near the speaker, while 'that' is for objects farther away. The video provides examples for both terms, such as 'this is a dog' and 'that is a tree'. It concludes with a practice exercise where viewers choose the correct term for various scenarios.

What word do we use to describe something that is close to us?

• those

• that

• these

• this

Which word would you use to refer to a garden that is near a boy?

• this

• these

• those

• that

If a ball is near a girl, which word is appropriate to describe it?

• both

• this

• neither

• that

Choose the correct word to describe a fan that is far from a girl.

• this

• these

• none

• that

What word should be used for a kite that is far from a girl?

• either

• that

• those

• this

Which word correctly completes the sentence: '___ is a beautiful flower pot'?

• Those

• This

• These

• That

Select the correct word to complete: '___ is my house'.

• This

• Those

• These

• That

What is the correct word to use in the sentence: '___ is my kitten'?

• That

• This

• Those

• These

Choose the right word to complete: '___ is a train'.

• This

• These

• That

• Those

Identify the correct word for the sentence: '___ is my favorite story book'.

• This

• These

• That

• Those