Demonstrative Adjectives
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Demonstrative adjectives point out the person or thing concerned. Examples are: this, that, these and those.
- These mangoes are very sweet.
- Those days are unforgettable.
- This flower is very beautiful.
- I will never forget that experience.
Demonstrative adjectives are different from demonstrative pronouns. A demonstrative pronoun can stand alone. It is used to avoid the repetition of a noun.
- This is better than that.
A demonstrative adjective is followed by a noun. It is used to modify that noun.
- This colour is brighter than that colour.
This and that are used with singular nouns. These and those are used with plural nouns.
Sections in this article
Adjectives
Adjectives placed before
nouns
Adjectives placed after
verbs
Adjectives without
Nouns
Adjectives: order before nouns
Kinds of Adjectives
Adjectives with and
Adjectives of quantity
Demonstrative adjectives
Adjectives of number or numeral adjectives
See also
Introduction To Adverbs
Formation of Adverbs
Adjectives or Adverbs - Confusing
Cases
Adverbs of Certainty
Adverbs of Degree
Adverbs of Indefinite
Frequency
Adverbs of Manner
Adverbs of Place
Adverbs of Time and Definite
Frequency
Focusing Adverbs
