Hi.<br/><br/>My question is regarding the usage of that/this and those/these.<br/><br/>For instance, I hear the phrase 'things like that' being used even when 'that' seems to refer to many things!<br/><br/>I thought of the following, and was wondering how I should proceed...<br/><br/>a) Problems such as THAT discussed by the Professor were...(One problem has been previously discussed)<br/><br/>b) Problems such as THOSE discussed by the Professor were..(More that one problem has been previously discussed)<br/><br/>c) Problems such as THIS...(one previous problem)<br/><br/>d) Problems such as THOSE/THESE (more than one problem has been discussed previously)<br/><br/>Am I on the right lines, or do I need serious help?!!<br/><br/>Thanks for any help that you can provide...