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DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the demonstrative in each sentence. (24 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
2. In TWELVE of the sentences, identify the noun being modified by the demonstrative adjective. (12 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer unless it is a proper noun.
3. In TWELVE of the sentences, write none in the box because they contain a demonstrative
pronoun. (12 points)
Demonstrative: Many of those were stale.
Noun Modified: Many of those were stale.
Demonstrative: These golden delicious apples are ready to be eaten.
Noun Modified: These golden delicious apples are ready to be eaten.
Demonstrative: That is a realistic setting.
Noun Modified: That is a realistic setting.
Demonstrative: That store is having a huge blowout sale today!
Noun Modified: That store is having a huge blowout sale today!
Demonstrative: Our class liked reading those during our free period.
Noun Modified: Our class liked reading those during our free period.
Demonstrative: From what I have seen, those farmers are growing some great organic vegetables.
Noun Modified: From what I have seen, those farmers are growing some great organic vegetables.
Demonstrative: I myself will finish this tomorrow.
Noun Modified: I myself will finish this tomorrow.
Demonstrative: That will be something to see!
Noun Modified: That will be something to see!
Demonstrative: These friends of mine aren’t very reliable.
Noun Modified: These friends of mine aren’t very reliable.
Demonstrative: Do you think that fence needs another coat of paint?
Noun Modified: Do you think that fence needs another coat of paint?
Demonstrative: If anybody knows about this, inform the store manager.
Noun Modified: If anybody knows about this, inform the store manager.
Demonstrative: Make sure to tell that annoying boy he needs to clean up after himself.
Noun Modified: Make sure to tell that annoying boy he needs to clean up after himself.
Demonstrative: That is theirs, so you had better not touch it.
Noun Modified: That is theirs, so you had better not touch it.
Demonstrative: Did Mark write this song?
Noun Modified: Did Mark write this song?
Demonstrative: Make sure those girls don’t forget their purses.
Noun Modified: Make sure those girls don’t forget their purses.
Demonstrative: Please send these to the McDaniels when you have time.
Noun Modified: Please send these to the McDaniels when you have time.
Demonstrative: Whose are those again?
Noun Modified: Whose are those again?
Demonstrative: I don’t think that romantic movie was very realistic.
Noun Modified: I don’t think that romantic movie was very realistic.
Demonstrative: I can tell that these lions are well taken care of.
Noun Modified: I can tell that these lions are well taken care of.
Demonstrative: I will tell you this one more time, but that’s it.
Noun Modified: I will tell you this one more time, but that’s it.
Demonstrative: Unfortunately, this jacket is too small for me.
Noun Modified: Unfortunately, this jacket is too small for me.
Demonstrative: With whom did you get in touch about that?
Noun Modified: With whom did you get in touch about that?
Demonstrative: This seems riper than the others.
Noun Modified: This seems riper than the others.
Demonstrative: My brother goes to school with those naughty kids.
Noun Modified: My brother goes to school with those naughty kids.
The Computer Club adviser said that (these, this) keyboards were easier to use than the old ones.
(That, Those) pass was way over his head!
How about (this, those) ’49ers!
The speaker said that (this, these) product is the wave of the future.
(These, This) types of illnesses are not common anymore.
I didn’t really care for (those, that) remarks.
(These, This) rose is lighter in color than that one.
(Those, That) rocks contain iron pyrite.
(These, This) application form is not complete.
(That, Those) hat she’s wearing is a little bit unusual.