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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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how can i differentiate between Demonstrative Adjective & Demonstrative Pronoun?
  

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Anonymous H ow can I differentiate between a d emonstrative a djective & d emonstrative p ronoun? A demonstrative adjective is used before a noun: - That painting is beautiful. A demonstrative pronoun replaces a noun: - That is beautiful.

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  • Anonymous H ow can I differentiate between a d emonstrative a djective & d emonstrative p ronoun?
  • A demonstrative adjective is used before a noun: - That painting is beautiful.
  • A demonstrative pronoun replaces a noun: - That is beautiful.
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