demonstratives Sentences

This demonstrative pronoun can be used to point to the object in the sentence.

In order to make your points clear, use demonstrative pronouns such as 'these' and 'those'.

Those mountains have been a symbol of peace and tranquility for many years.

These items are on sale, but be careful not to confuse them with those ones above the counter.

During the demonstration, the demonstrative demonstratives helped clarify the audience’s understanding of the topic.

That demonstrative pronoun indicated the specific item in the inventory.

These books are new, but those on the shelf are old and need to be replaced.

The demonstrative demonstratives in the speech made it easy for the audience to follow along.

These examples are illustrative of the concepts we discussed earlier.

Those are the keys I mentioned earlier, not these ones in my hand.

That demonstrative pronoun correctly identifies the specific item being talked about.

These items are for sale today, but those at the end of the aisle are regular price.

The demonstrative demonstratives in the text often confused readers and detracted from the message.

Those who used demonstrative demonstratives in their writing tended to be more expressive.

These colors are better than those, which are too dark.

The demonstrative pronouns in the sentence help to clarify which items are being referred to.

Those demonstrators have a strong conviction that they are right.

These are the right shoes; those over there are too big for me.

The demonstrative demonstratives in the argument were helpful in strengthening the case.

Those people are not the same as these.