Week 6/Grammar :Pronouns

Read the following sentences. What's the downside of using a demonstrative pronoun?

1. This is proof of the book’s theme.

2. That is the only way out.

3. These don’t belong to you, but those

do.

Select the correct demonstrative pronoun to complete this sentence:

Can you grab the shoes? ----- are his!

Select the correct demonstrative pronoun to complete this sentence:

Why do I have to take a test on Grammar! We'll never use ----- stuff!

Select the correct demonstrative pronoun to complete this sentence:

I don't want Godiva chocolates; I want -----.

Is this being used as a pronoun or an adjective?

That is my jacket.

Is this being used as a pronoun or an adjective?

This jacket must be yours.

Is this being used as a pronoun or an adjective?

That was the funniest thing I have ever seen a dog do.

Is this being used as a pronoun or an adjective?

These were the shoes worn by Thomas Jefferson.

Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:

The only student that could complete the obstacle course was Sophia.

Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:

The light bulb, which has been flickering for a few days, finally burned out.

Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:

We have to choose between these, and the ones we looked at yesterday.

Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:

This is good, but Chrissy's report is better.

Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:

The new teacher, whom we have not yet met, will start on Monday.

I can identify Demonstrative and Relative pronouns in a sentence.

I feel confident enough to help someone else with identifying Demonstrative and Relative pronouns.