Back to Course

Ch. 3 Pronouns

0% Complete
0/0 Steps
  1. Course Overview
    Introduction to Fundamentals
  2. Pronouns - Part I
    Pronouns Overview
  3. Types of Pronouns
  4. Introduction: Personal Pronouns
  5. Personal Pronouns: Point of View
  6. Activity 1 - Personal Pronouns: Point of View
  7. Activity 2 - Personal Pronouns: Point of View
  8. Personal Pronouns: Numbers
  9. Activity 1 - Personal Pronouns: Numbers
  10. Activity 2 - Personal Pronouns: Numbers 2
  11. Personal Pronouns: Gender
    1 Quiz
  12. Activity - Personal Pronouns Gender
  13. Possessive Pronouns
    1 Quiz
  14. Activity 1 - Possessive Pronouns
  15. Activity 2 - Possessive Pronouns
  16. Demonstrative Pronouns
    1 Quiz
  17. Activity 1 - Demonstrative Pronouns
  18. Activity 2 - Demonstrative Pronouns
  19. Indefinite Pronouns
    1 Quiz
  20. Activity - Indefinite Pronouns
  21. Interrogative Pronouns
    1 Quiz
  22. Activity - Interrogative Pronouns
  23. Pronouns - Part II
    Pronouns Part II Overview
  24. Pronouns as Subjects
    1 Quiz
  25. Activity - Pronouns as Subjects
  26. Pronouns as Direct Subjects
    1 Quiz
  27. Pronouns as Objects of Prepositions
    1 Quiz
  28. Summary of Pronouns
  29. Connecting Pronouns to Verbs
  30. Almost there!
    1 Quiz
  31. Chapter Conclusion
Ch. 3 Pronouns Demonstrative Pronouns
Lesson 16 of 31
In Progress

Demonstrative Pronouns

\"\"

Demonstrative Pronouns

 A demonstrative pronoun points to specific persons, places, or things or identifies a noun without naming the noun.

Remember this/that – these/those from the Adjectives chapter? They were used together with a noun.

Now, used as demonstrative pronouns, this/that – these/those can stand alone. The noun to which they refer is understood and does not need to be stated.

\"\"

Here are a couple of examples of demonstrative pronouns:

\"\"
\"\"

Next: Practice – Demonstrative Pronouns

Lesson Content