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Demonstratives like this, that, these and those cause errors mostly because learners mix up distance and number. A grammar quiz on this, that, these and those built from your own lesson catches those mix-ups in the wording your teacher actually used.

  • Distance: this and these for near, that and those for far
  • Number: this and that for singular, these and those for plural
  • Short answer prompts that require you to write the correct word
  • Explanations that name the rule behind each correct answer
Example grammar quiz questions on this, that, these and those
Which word fits: "___ apples on the table look ripe."These. Plural nouns near the speaker take "these."
True or false: "Those" can be used with singular nouns.False. "That" is the singular form, and "those" pairs with plural nouns like "those books."
Choose the correct word: "___ is my favorite song" (the song is playing right now).This. "This" refers to something close in space or time, such as the song playing now.
Which is correct: "Look at this mountain over there" or "Look at that mountain over there"?That. Something far from the speaker takes "that," even when the noun is singular.
Fill in: "___ report you wrote last week was clear."That. "That" points to a specific earlier item the listener already knows about.
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Frequently asked questions

When do I use this and these instead of that and those?

Use this and these for things close to you in space or time, with these for plural nouns. Use that and those for things farther away or already mentioned.

How many questions should a grammar quiz on demonstratives include?

A short set of about ten questions covers the common patterns well. Missed questions show which rule needs another review.

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Yes, on the Pro plan, which adds QTI 2.1 and Moodle XML export. PDF and DOCX export are included in Plus.

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