This is *my* (possessive) book.
*These* (plural) are the books I need for my classes.
Can you hand me *that* (singular) pencil on the table?
I prefer *this* (singular) shirt over the other one.
I can’t believe *those* (plural) kids are playing in the rain.
Would you like to try *these* (plural) cookies I baked?
Alice hasn’t seen *those* (plural) movies yet.
*That* (singular) red car over there is mine.
*This* (singular) restaurant has the best pizza in town.
Do you think *these* (plural) shoes are too small for me?
*That* (singular) painting on the wall is incredibly beautiful.
Can you believe *that* (singular) building is over 100 years old?
I’ve never seen *these* (plural) flowers before, they’re so pretty!
Do you know who owns *that* (singular) house on the corner?
*Those* (plural) clouds look like they are bringing some rain.
Exercise 2: Choose the Correct Demonstrative Adjective to Complete the Sentences
*This* (singular) cake is delicious, can I have another slice?
Mary is wearing *that* (singular) dress we saw in the shop last week.
*These* (plural) shoes are so comfortable, I could walk for hours in them.
Have you seen *those* (plural) birds flying in the sky?
*That* (singular) new phone you bought is really impressive.
Can you help me carry *these* (plural) boxes into the house?
*Those* (plural) people over there look like they need some help.
I can’t believe *this* (singular) weather, it’s so hot today!
*These* (plural) games are so much fun, we should play them more often.
Do you remember *that* (singular) time we went camping together?
Are *these* (plural) the books you were looking for at the library?
*That* (singular) tree in our backyard is really tall.
Look at *those* (plural) stars, aren’t they beautiful?
I can’t believe *this* (singular) news, it’s so shocking.
*Those* (plural) puppies are so cute, I want to take them all home.