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This/these/that/those
This/these
They are used to refer to things/peaple that are near the speaker. Moreover, this is used for singular and these for plural.
Exemple:
This
Affirmative: This is my car.
Negative: This is not my car.
Interrogative: Is this my car?
These
Affirmative: These are my pens.
Negative: These are not my pens.
Interrogative: Are these my pens?
That/those
They are used to refer to things/people that are far from the speaker. Furthermore, that is used for singular and those for plural.
Example:
That
Affirmative: That is my book.
Negative: That is not my book.
Interrogative: Is that my book?
Those
Affirmative: Those are my books.
Negative: Those are not my books.
Interrogative: Are those my books?
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Transitive verbs
Transitive verbs take direct object as complement. In other words, transitive verbs need something to complete them.
Example: eat, kill, do, etc.
I will eat an apple tomorrow.
She killed a cat yesterday.

Future simple(will)
Will 👉 is used to talk about future.
Positive sentence
👇
I will see you tomorrow.
Negative sentence
👇
I will not see you tomorrow.
Interrogative sentence
👇
Will I see you tomorrow?
🖖Will not = won't 🖖
Exercise!
Write a positive sentence in future simple using "will" and then change it into negative and interrogative sentences.

Choose the correct option to fill in the gap:
I am ........ the table having dinner now.
A. in
B. on
C. at
D. above

Choose the best one:
A. I am not fine too.
B. I am not fine either.