The pronoun ‘these’ is used to say something about the near and plural nouns.
Formation of a sentence with ‘these
The construction of this sentence is as follows:
- These + are/were + other words.
- These + subject + are/were + other words + full stop (.)
Examples of ‘these
Let’s see how to use ‘these in the sentences with some examples.
Here are some examples. The formation is as above.
Have a look-
Pointing to the objects near us, we can say-
- These are oranges.
- These pens are yellow in colour.
- These are oil paintings.
- These are the books I need.
- These are my pens.
- These are your pencils.
- These are pink flowers.
- These are soft toys.
- These boys are very clever.
- These cycles are useful for handicaps.
- These guys are very tall.
- These boys are scholars.
- These are my flowers.
- These books are mine.
- She bought these clothes at an exhibition.
- These are CDs of an event.
- These cell phones are attractive.
- These are printing machines.
- These are men’s wear.
- These chairs are made of bamboo.
- These students are in the sixth standard.
- We can use these tiny toys as teaching aids.
- These are whiteboards.
- These are miniatures.
- These wall hangings look beautiful.
- These bags are attractive.
- These bags are handmade.
- These utensils are clean.
- These are girls’ clothes.
- These boys are handsome.
Related Lessons-
- Use of a pronoun these
- Use of a pronoun these in questions
- affirmative answers
- negative answers
- Use of a pronoun those