Demonstrative adjectives
Demonstrative adjectives have two singular forms (this, that) and two plural forms (these, those). These adjectives are used to designate proximity to an object, or to distinguish between an object that is close (in time or space) and one that is more remote. Usually "this" and "these" signal proximity, while "that" and "those" suggest distance:
- These books are too expensive.
- This car is responsive.
- That man irritates me!
- This hotel is more expensive than that one.
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