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Determiners ((1)Demonstrative (1.Demonstrative Determiners (this ("…

- - - - Here
        
        "This" and "these" are used with "here"
        
        This cup here is mine.
        
        I designed this building here.
        
        These kids here are in a lot of trouble.
        
        Please clean up these toys here.
      - There
        
        "That" and "those" are used with "there"
        
        That car over there has not been moved in over a month.
        
        Could you bring me that book over there?
        
        Those people over there are having a party.
        
        I wish those people over there would calm down.
        
        Oftentimes "there" is used as "over there"
  - - - This is my car.
      - This is a good book.
      - Is this too big for me?
      - Is this ok with you?
      - These are delicious.
      - These are very uncomfortable.
      - Are these mine?
      - Can these come apart?
    - - That was built forty years ago.
      - That is my neighbor.
      - Is that dangerous?
      - Is that mine?
      - Those people are blocking traffic.
      - Those flowers are beautiful.
      - Are those reserved?
      - Are those expensive?
  - - - "This" is followed by a singular noun.
        
        This dress is too big for me.
        
        This book is very good.
        
        This house is old.
        
        This car is very expensive.
      - "This" and "These" are used when referring to something close to the speaker.
    - - "These" is followed by a plural noun.
        
        These cars were stolen.
        
        These shoes are very uncomfortable.
        
        These dogs are friendly.
        
        These apples are tasty.
      - "This" and "These" are used when referring to something close to the speaker.
    - - "That" is followed by a singular noun.
        
        That house was built forty years ago.
        
        That woman is my neighbor.
        
        That animal is dangerous.
        
        That jacket is not mine.
      - "That" and "Those" are used when referring to something far from the speaker.
    - - "Those" is followed by a plural noun.
        
        Those people are blocking traffic.
        
        Those flowers are beautiful.
        
        Those parking spaces are reserved.
        
        Those stores are expensive.
      - "That" and "Those" are used when referring to something far from the speaker.
- - - - That is my desk.
      - You are wearing my hat.
    - - Is this your house?
      - Your dog is cute
    - - I like his hair.
      - His toy is broken.
    - - Her bike is new.
      - Her face is swollen.
    - - Its tail is long.
      - We don't know its condition.
    - - This is our home.
      - Our cars are parked in the garage.
    - - Their parents live in England.
      - We like their ideas.
  - - - That desk is mine.
      - They are mine.
    - - Is this dog yours?
      - Yours is better than mine.
    - - That bike is his.
      - Take his to work.
    - - This ring is hers.
      - Take hers to school.
    - - Its was greater than yours.
      - Its is no longer here.
    - - Ours is blue.
      - That is not ours.
    - - It is theirs.
      - Theirs is red.