Using Demonstrative Pronouns Effectively

In this English class video, students learn to fill in the blanks with 'this' or 'that'. The teacher provides examples where 'this' is used for objects near the speaker and 'that' for objects farther away. The lesson concludes with a homework assignment on page 26 of the English book.

What is the main focus of today's English class?

• Filling in the blanks with 'this' or 'that'

• Reading comprehension

• Practicing grammar

• Learning new vocabulary

When should you use 'this' in a sentence?

• When the object is far away

• When the object is a person

• When the object is near

• When the object is unknown

In the example 'This is a head', why is 'this' used?

• Because the head is far

• Because the head is near

• Because the head is unknown

• Because the head is a person

When should you use 'that' in a sentence?

• When the object is far

• When the object is near

• When the object is unknown

• When the object is a person

In the example 'That is a parrot', why is 'that' used?

• Because the parrot is near

• Because the parrot is unknown

• Because the parrot is a person

• Because the parrot is far

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

• Those

• These

• This

• That

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

• Those

• This

• That

• These

In the sentence 'This is a cycle', why is 'this' used?

• The cycle is far

• The cycle is near

• The cycle is unknown

• The cycle is a person

In the sentence 'That is a car', why is 'that' used?

• The car is a person

• The car is far

• The car is near

• The car is unknown

Which word would you use for an umbrella that is close to you?

• Those

• This

• These

• That