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This, That, These, Those Game

Choose this, that, these or those in quick rounds.

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The round is short; the corrections are the lesson. Use the guide below whenever you want a refresher.

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  1. Choose Practice for an untimed round or Challenge for a timed round with three lives.
  2. Practice lets you choose a difficulty. Challenge mixes all three levels in a 12-question round.
  3. Read the correction after each answer, then continue with the related exercises for a full lesson.

Grammar guide

This, That, These, Those Game: rules and examples

This, that, these and those point to things and people. Choose by distance (near or far) and by number (one or more than one).

01

This

Use this for one person or thing that is near you.

  • This is my sister.

    She is next to me.

02

That

Use that for one person or thing that is far from you.

  • Look at that bus.

    The bus is over there.

03

These

Use these for more than one person or thing that is near you.

  • These apples are red.

    The apples are in my hand.

04

Those

Use those for more than one person or thing that is far from you.

  • Those birds are small.

    The birds are over there.
Keep practicing: This, That, These, Those Exercises

FAQ

Is the distance only in space?

Mostly yes: this and these are near, that and those are far. You can also point to something with your hand to show which one you mean.

Do I use is or are after these and those?

Use are after these and those, because they are plural: These are my keys.

What is the short form of that is?

That's. For example: That's my school. We do not shorten this is, these are or those are in the same way.

Can I use this game in class?

Yes. Let learners explain their choices before you reveal each correction.

Does the game save my score?

Your best Challenge score is saved in this browser.

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