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1. Demonstrative pronouns are
A Demonstrative Pronouns words like this and these to
refer to something near. That
TASK 1 Complete the dialogue below with and those are used to refer to
suitable demonstrative pronouns. something that is far away.
(a) This is my favourite board
Customer: Can I have a look at ... mobile game. (singular)
phone over there? (b) These are our toys. (plural)
Shop Assistant: Sure. Is ... the one? (c) That was what we played
Customer: Yes, how much is ... ? with when we were young.
(singular)
Shop Assistant: ... mobile phone costs RM788. (d) Those were the kites we
Customer: I am afraid it is out of my made with our siblings.
budget. Can you recommend a (plural)
cheaper one? 2. We also use this and these for an
Shop Assistant: How about ... few sets on that action that has just happened.
counter over there? They cost We use that and those for an
action that happened in the past.
RM350 each and are popular (a) This is a good game. (action
with many of our customers. that has just happened)
Customer: ... seems the right size for me. Let (b) Those games kept our family
me take a look at the functions. entertained. (action that
happened in the past)
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B Interrogative Pronouns
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1. Interrogative pronouns are
words that are used for asking
questions.
2. Who, whom and whose are Who is a famous
interrogative pronouns that are director? Whom do I speak
used to refer to people. Where do
3. Who is a subject pronoun they work? to if I am interested in
becoming a director?
while whom is an object
pronoun. What does a film
(a) Who would like to play director do?
Scrabble with me?
I would like to play.
(Use 'who' when the answer
is in the subject position.)
(b) Whom did I wave to?
You waved to me.
(Use 'whom' when the answer A film director directs
is in the object position.) the making of a film.

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