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Demonstrative Detectives: English Adjectives

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Demonstrative Detectives: English Adjectives

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Solving clues about this/that/these/those

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Solving clues about this/that/these/those

by Aura Sofía del Milagro Ramírez García
1

I point to something near the speaker and say I’m that close friend who fits exactly here. What am I?

Pistas

I pair with a noun to show proximity.

Think of a single item you can hold or touch.

I am used for a singular item close to the speaker.

2

I refer to something a bit farther away, not here, but not far either. I stand where distance grows. What am I?

Pistas

Often contrasts with 'this' in everyday speech.

Used to indicate a thing not here but visible.

I describe a singular item distant from the speaker.

3

When you have more than one thing in front of you and they are nearby, I stand before the nouns to group them. What am I?

Pistas

Used before a plural noun.

I am the plural form of a near-reference adjective.

I introduce multiple items close by.

4

I point to several items that are farther away or not in reach, describing a group. What am I?

Pistas

Used before a plural noun.

Plural form of a distant reference adjective.

I describe multiple items farther away.

5

If you say ‘____ one is mine,’ you’re referring to a specific item close by, using a short, common phrase.

Pistas

Presents a specific choice.

Used to single out one item near you.

A two-word phrase combining a near-demonstrative with a noun.

6

The sentence ‘I prefer ____ one over the rest’ uses a distant pick, emphasizing a singular item not nearby.

Pistas

Often follows a comparison.

Refers to a single item not close to the speaker.

Two words, the first is a far-demonstrative.

7

For a nearby group, you might say ‘____ ones are ready,’ highlighting more than one item that’s close.

Pistas

Common in informal speech.

Indicates items close by.

Two words, with the plural demonstrative followed by a casual noun form.

8

If you’re pointing to a set of items far away, you could say ‘____ ones are on sale,’ referring to several distant objects.

Pistas

Often used when comparing options.

Describes multiple items not near you.

Two words, using a distant plural demonstrative.

 
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