30. Demostrative Pronouns

 What Are Demonstrative Pronouns?

Demonstrative pronouns are words we use to point to specific people, things, or places to show which one we are talking about. They replace a noun that has already been mentioned or is understood from the context.

Main Demonstrative Pronouns in English:

A. Fill in the blanks with the correct demostrative adjective. 

1. ______ is my favorite movie. (near)
2. ______ are my new shoes. (near, plural)
3. ______ is my best friend over there. (far)
4. ______ are beautiful flowers in the garden. (far, plural)
5. I don’t like ______ color on the wall. (near)
6. ______ is the restaurant we visited last year. (far)
7. ______ are my cousins standing next to the car. (near, plural)
8. ______ is an interesting idea! (near)
9. Can you see ______ stars in the sky? (far, plural)
10. ______ is my mother’s phone. (near)
11. ______ is my new bicycle right here.
12. ______ are my friends from school.
13. ______ is my father’s car across the street.
14. ______ are not my keys; mine are on the table.
15. I can’t believe ______ is happening!
16. ______ are delicious cookies!
17. ______ was a great day at the beach.
18. ______ are my favorite books on the shelf.
19. Is ______ your pen or mine?
20. ______ are the shoes I told you about.

B. Make 2 sentences for each image using demostrative adjectives: