Demonstrative Pronouns

When do you use "this" to refer to a noun?

• When the noun is far away.

• When the noun is plural.

• When the noun is close to you and singular.

• When the noun is a person.

What is the correct negative statement for a single object that is close to you but is NOT a flower?

• That isn't a flower.

• This isn't a flower.

• These aren't flowers.

• Those aren't flowers.

How do you ask about a single object that is far away from you?

• Is this a...?

• Are these...?

• Is that a...?

• Are those...?

Which word is used to talk about multiple nouns that are close to you?

• That

• Those

• This

• These

How do you refer to multiple objects that are far away?

• This is

• That is

• These are

• Those are

How do you refer to a single object that is close to you?

• This is

• That is

• These are

• Those are

What is the correct negative form for referring to multiple objects that are close?

• This isn't

• That isn't

• These aren't

• Those aren't

How do you ask about multiple objects that are close to you?

• Is this?

• Is that?

• Are these?

• Are those?