This, That, These, Those
30 questions · 100 bankThis, That, These, Those Talking About Particular Things
This, that, these, and those are used to talk about particular examples of a noun. They agree with the noun in two ways: number (singular/plural) and distance (near/far).
Examples: This is a box. That is a box. These are boxes. Those are boxes.
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Near | This | These |
| Far | That | Those |
Examples: Look at this car. Can you see those motorcycles?
Ask two questions: is it one or many? Is it near or far?
Near + singular = this. Near + plural = these.
Far + singular = that. Far + plural = those.
About This Test
This test focuses on This, That, These, and Those, used to talk about particular examples of a noun. Each question presents a sentence with a gap and three options. Choose the correct demonstrative and verb form.
- Bank: 100 questions · Your test: 30 random questions
- Near vs. far – this/these vs. that/those
- Singular vs. plural – this/that vs. these/those
- All tenses – present, past, future, plus use as a determiner (no “be”)
Total questions: 30 · Suggested time: 20 minutes
Your result: You will receive a score and a brief evaluation of your knowledge.
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