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How can you differentiate a demonstrative pronoun from a demonstrative adjective?

CAn we say that we can say that a certain word is used as a demonstrative pronoun if a noun follows after it like These apples are good.

And everytime a pronouns is followed by a linking verb then it is used as demonstrative pronoun like This is my watch.?
  

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Anonymous CAn we say that we can say that a certain word is used as a demonstrative pronoun adjective? if a noun follows after it like These apples are good. And everytime a pronouns is followed by a linking verb then it is used as demonstrative pronoun like This is my watch.?

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  • Anonymous CAn we say that we can say that a certain word is used as a demonstrative pronoun adjective?
  • if a noun follows after it like These apples are good.
  • And everytime a pronouns is followed by a linking verb then it is used as demonstrative pronoun like This is my watch.?
  • I think you asked the question wrong.
  • These apples are good.
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AnonymousCAn we say that we can say that a certain word is used as a demonstrative pronoun adjective? if a noun follows after it like These apples are good.

And everytime a pronouns is followed by a linking verb then it is used as demonstrative pronoun like This is my watch.?

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