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No! You cannot use " these " and " in the vase " together. For this you need to use " those ".
- No!
- You cannot use " these " and " in the vase " together.
- For this you need to use " those ".
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No!
You cannot use "these" and "in the vase" together. For this you need to use "those".
You cannot use "these" and "in the vase" together. For this you need to use "those".
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By the way,my friend told me that the sentence above is correct!
If I mean:
These twenty flowers that I've just mentioned are in the vase.
What do you think?
If I mean:
These twenty flowers that I've just mentioned are in the vase.
What do you think?
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It's fine.
The difference between "these" and "those" is analogous to the difference between "this" and "that" in the singular. It is a matter of proximity (near versus far).
So I can say:
This flower is in the vase. (singular)
That flower is in the vase.
These flowers are in the vase. (plural)
Those flowers are in the vase.
The difference between "these" and "those" is analogous to the difference between "this" and "that" in the singular. It is a matter of proximity (near versus far).
So I can say:
This flower is in the vase. (singular)
That flower is in the vase.
These flowers are in the vase. (plural)
Those flowers are in the vase.
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