Demonstrative Pronouns

____ are my cousins, Mary and Jane. They are here for holidays.

____ is the painting hanging over there which I wanted to buy last year.

____ presents on the table are for Gerald.

Can’t you see ____ is a boy in a blue shirt? He is my new neighbour.

____ is the monsoon rain that caused the road to be flooded.

This is my bag. ____ is your bag over there, isn’t it?

____ is my aunt in a yellow blouse. She is a teacher.

____ are the toys I want to give to the children at the Home.

“____ are my toys,” said Derek.

____ are the fruits for sale. Would you like to buy some?

_____ is a mango tree, isn’t it?

This is my book. Is ____ yours over there?

____ are flowers for my mother. I want to surprise her on her birthday.

Is ____ a kitten over there by the drain?

“I think ____ are insects from the garden,” said Madam Tan.

“_____ are the beads I have been looking for,” said Mother.

I think ____ is a bird in the sky!

____ are freshly baked apple pies.

____ is the black coat that suits me better than the grey one.

____ are all the boxes I stored in my bedroom.