Question

1. Use proper demonstrative pronouns – this/these, that/those. Explanation of the situation is in the parentheses: 1. … woman is rather slim.(far from here) 2. Look at … funny child!(nearby) 3. … dog is well-bred.( by the side of us) 4. Can you see … little baby? (some meters away from you) 5. What colour are … tablets? (on the far shelf) 6. Do you see … people at that booth? 7. In … days people didn’t have cars. 8. We are going to meet … week. 9. … month you are making a great progress. 2. Put the sentences in the plural: 1.This hotel is very nice. – These hotels are very nice. 2. Who is that girl? 3. This apple is tasty. 4.That picture is nice. 5. This is a new clock. 6.That is an old watch. 7. This is a clean plate. 8.That is a clever student. 9.This is a skilled nurse. 10. That is a long street.

Answer 1

1.  that woman is rather slim.(far from here) 2. Look at these funny child!(nearby) 3. This dog is well-bred.( by the side of us) 4. Can you see  that little baby? (some meters away from you) 5. What colour are those tablets? (on the far shelf) 6. Do you see those people at that booth? 7. In those days people didn’t have cars. 8. We are going to meet this week. 9. this month you are making a great progress.
2. Who are those girls? 3. These apples are tasty. 4.Those pictures are nice. 5. These are new clocks. 6. Those are old watches. 7. These are clean plates. 8. Those are clever students. 9.These are skilled nurses. 10. Those are long streets.

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's address each part of your request:

Demonstrative Pronouns:

1. This woman is rather slim. (far from here) - That woman is rather slim.

2. Look at this funny child! (nearby) - Look at that funny child!

3. This dog is well-bred. (by the side of us) - That dog is well-bred.

4. Can you see this little baby? (some meters away from you) - Can you see that little baby?

5. What color are these tablets? (on the far shelf) - What color are those tablets?

6. Do you see these people at that booth? - Do you see those people at that booth?

7. In those days, people didn’t have cars. - In those days, people didn’t have cars.

8. We are going to meet this week. - We are going to meet that week.

9. This month you are making great progress. - That month you are making great progress.

Pluralizing Sentences:

1. This hotel is very nice. - These hotels are very nice. 2. Who are those girls? 3. These apples are tasty. 4. Those pictures are nice. 5. These are new clocks. 6. Those are old watches. 7. These are clean plates. 8. Those are clever students. 9. These are skilled nurses. 10. Those are long streets.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.