Question

Exercises: Demonstrative Pronouns ____ is my car here. This. That. ... ____ are my children over there in the park. This. ... ____ is my car over there. This. ... ____ are my children here. This. ... ____ bike over there is mine. This. ... Do you know ____ boys over there? this. ... Can I use ____ pencil here? this. ... I love ____ biscuits here. this.

Answer 1

this is my car here. those are my children over there in the park. that is my car over there. these are my children here. that bike over there is mine. Do you know those boys over there? this. Can I use this pencil here? I love these biscuits here.

Answer 2

It seems like you want to fill in the blanks with the appropriate demonstrative pronouns. Here are the correct choices:

1. This is my car here.
2. Those are my children over there in the park.
3. That is my car over there.
4. These are my children here.
5. That bike over there is mine.
6. Do you know these boys over there?
7. Can I use this pencil here?
8. I love these biscuits here.

Demonstrative pronouns help specify or point out objects or people in relation to the speaker. "This" refers to something close to the speaker, while "that" refers to something farther away. "These" refers to plural objects close to the speaker, and "those" refers to plural objects farther away.