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- pronunciation:
- thiz
- parts of speech:
- pronoun, adjective
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pronoun |
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"These" has the same meaning as "this," but we use the word "these" when we are talking about more than one thing. When we use the word "these," we mean the things, persons, or animals that are being talked about, or the things nearby that are being pointed to.
These are my gloves here on the table. The ones on the floor are Ian's. |
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adjective |
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If you say "these flowers," you mean the flowers that are right near you, or the flowers that you or someone else has just said something about.
These flowers that you're talking about, are they for mom?These kittens are so cute! I wish I could get one, but my dad said we're getting an older cat.. |
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