1. Look at newspaper here.

2. are my grandparents, and people over there are my

friend's grandparents.
3. building over there is the Chrysler Building.
4. is my mobile phone and is your mobile phone on the
shelf over there.
5. photos here are much better than photos on the book.
6. was a great evening.
7. Are your pencils here?
8. bottle over there is empty.
9. bricks over there are for your chimney.
10. John, take folder and put it on the desk over there.
11.

2. That student writes well.

That house is near the
3.
beach.
This book belongs to
4.
George.
5. That dog barks all night.
6. That computer is old.
This lesson is very
7.
difficult.
8. That person sings badly.
9. This exercise is easy.
10. This man works at my shop
Complete the sentences with proper demonstrative pronoun. Example:
This book is yours and _____ is mine.
This book is yours and that is mine.
These books are mine and ______ are yours.
These books are mine and those are yours.
1. This seat is yours and seat is mine.

2. These are Bob's glasses, not mine. glasses are mine.

3 This is a cupboard and is a sideboard.

4. These cigarettes are shorter than .

5. Which road shall we take: this one or one?

6. That towel is dirty. Take one.

7 These tickets are for you and are for us.

8. are our models and those are our competitors'.

9. Give me ball-pen and I'll give you this.

10. Which line is longer: one or that one?

11. These are peas and are beans.

12 This cup is not yours. cup on the shelf is yours.

13. I want that book on the second shelf, not one.

14. Those scissors are rather blunt. are sharp.

15. This is a map of France and is a map of Spain.

16. Don't take pills. These are better.

17. This ruler is more accurate than one.

18. These are my new shoes and are the old ones.

19. Which scarf is yours: this one or one?

20. This dictionary is better than one.