Grammar Practice - Herbert Puchta, Jeff Stranks, Peter Lewis-Jones 2012

This, that / these, those

Use this / these to talk about things near you.

Use that /those to talk about things that are not near.

I like this jumper here.

I like these shoes here.

I like that jumper over there.

I like those shoes over there.

1 Write the sentences into the speech bubbles.

I think this apple is a bit old.

OK, can we try those shoes, over there?

I want that fish over there.

OK, try one of those apples.

Would you like this lollipop?

Do you like these goldfish?

No, I’d like that lollipop over there.

I think these shoes are too big.

2 Underline the correct word.

1 I want those I that trainers with the blue stripe.

2 Does those I that dog bite?

3 Can I have this I these apple?

4 That I These is my favourite CD.

5 Do you want that I these shoes?

6 Are that I those carrots good?

7 I don’t like this I these insects.

8 I know that I these boy.

3 Complete with this, that, these or those.