Demonstratives: This, That, These, Those

Mark explains the use of demonstratives 'this', 'that', 'these', and 'those'. 'This' and 'that' are used for singular nouns, with 'this' indicating closeness to the speaker and 'that' indicating distance. 'These' and 'those' are used for plural nouns, with 'these' indicating closeness and 'those' indicating distance. Mark provides examples and encourages viewers to practice and engage in the comments.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Using 'this', 'that', 'these', and 'those'

• Learning about verbs

• Understanding adjectives

• Exploring adverbs

Which words are used for singular nouns?

• 'It' and 'they'

• 'This' and 'that'

• 'These' and 'those'

• 'Here' and 'there'

What do 'these' and 'those' refer to?

• Adjectives

• Verbs

• Plural nouns

• Singular nouns

Which word would you use for an object close to you?

• 'Those'

• 'That'

• 'This'

• 'These'

Which word would you use for an object far from you?

• 'That'

• 'These'

• 'This'

• 'Those'

How would you refer to multiple objects close to you?

• 'This'

• 'These'

• 'That'

• 'Those'

How would you refer to multiple objects far from you?

• 'That'

• 'This'

• 'These'

• 'Those'

What is an example of using 'this'?

• 'This is my finger'

• 'Those are trees'

• 'These are my fingers'

• 'That is a tree'

What is an example of using 'that'?

• 'Those are trees'

• 'That is a tree'

• 'This is my finger'

• 'These are my fingers'

What is an example of using 'these'?

• 'This is my finger'

• 'Those are trees'

• 'These are my fingers'

• 'That is a tree'