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Appranxis Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

This are or These are?

Which of those words are suitable? and can someone give an example how can i use those words. Thanks.
  

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Do you mean Those are instead of the *This are ?

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Do you mean Those are instead of the *This are ?
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These are the only options:


1 This is

2 That is

3 These are

4 Those are


1 and 2 are about one thing.

3 and 4 are about more than one thing.

1 and 3 are about things that are near the speaker.

2 and 4 are about things that are away from the speaker.


CJ

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Thanks sir, i thought, this is singular of these, that is singular of those. am i right?
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appranxisThanks sir, i thought, this is singular of these, that is singular of those. am i right?
Right.

CJ
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"These are the only options:

1 This is
2 That is
3 These are
4 Those are

1 and 2 are about one thing.
3 and 4 are about more than one thing.
1 and 3 are about a things that are near the speaker.
2 and 4 are about things

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This and That are singular pronoun

These and Those are plural Pronoun

This is - one & near

That is - one & away

These are - Many & near

Those are - Many & away

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These are what your saying

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