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Himadri Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Differene between This and These

Hi

I know the difference but still not confirm on it. I know we use "these" when we talk of some specific stuff. Please let me know the difference between this two words.

Thanking you

Yours truly, Himadri Roy
  

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This is singular and these is plural. This chair needs to be staced on top of these chairs. This newspaper is the best one out of all of these newspapers.

— Nona the brit

  • This is singular and these is plural.
  • This chair needs to be staced on top of these chairs.
  • This newspaper is the best one out of all of these newspapers.
  • Take this paint and apply it to these walls.
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This is singular and these is plural.

This chair needs to be staced on top of these chairs.

This newspaper is the best one out of all of these newspapers.

Take this paint and apply it to these walls.
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the difference is that you use "this" for the singular and "these" for the plural. Let see an example
this is a cat
these are cats.
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this is singular
these is plural
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I know that that and those are found far while this and these are nearby objects but I'm not sure the difference of this and these
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AnonymousI know that that and those are found far while this and these are nearby objects but I'm not sure the difference of this and these
Did you bother to read the post immediately before yours?
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