Demonstrative and Possessive Pronouns

The video tutorial provides a checkup on the use of demonstratives ('this', 'that', 'these', 'those') and possessive forms (adjectives and pronouns). It explains how to choose the correct demonstrative based on proximity and number, and how to use possessive adjectives and pronouns correctly. The video also includes a section on identifying and correcting common grammatical mistakes related to these topics.

Which of the following is a demonstrative adjective used for singular nouns?

• These

• Their

• This

• Those

What is the correct demonstrative to use for a single object that is far away?

• That

• Those

• This

• These

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• Those is a dog.

• These are a dog.

• This is a dog.

• That are a dog.

Which sentence correctly uses 'this'?

• This are a pen.

• This is a pen.

• This are pens.

• This is pens.

Which sentence correctly uses 'that'?

• That is dogs.

• That are a dog.

• That is a dog.

• That are dogs.

If you have multiple objects close to you, which demonstrative should you use?

• These

• That

• This

• Those

Choose the correct sentence using 'those'.

• Those is cats.

• Those are a cat.

• Those are cats.

• Those is a cat.

What is the correct demonstrative for multiple objects far away?

• That

• This

• These

• Those

Choose the correct sentence using 'these'.

• These is a book.

• These are books.

• These is books.

• These are a book.

Which of the following is a possessive adjective?

• Theirs

• Mine

• His

• Ours