Speaking: Grammar in Speaking A1 - Lesson 4: Using "this/that/these/those

Speaking: Grammar in Speaking A1 - Lesson 4: Using "this/that/these/those

Speaking Lesson: Pointing Words (Demonstratives) Welcome to your spoken development module! I am your instructor, លោកគ្រូ សុភ័ក្ត. In active English conversation, we must adjust our target vocabulary based on whether objects are near our bodies or far away in the environment. Core Structural Patterns: Near + Singular: This (e.g., This sketch right here) Near + Plural: These (e.g., These shirts in my hand) Far + Singular: That (e.g., That fish trap across the room) Far + Plural: Those (e.g., Those characters on the screen) The Structural Trap Remember that singular pointing terms require the verb structure is , whereas plural targets demand the verb structure are . Additionally, the short vowel in 'this' must be distinguished from the long vowel sound in 'these'. Please enable JavaScript to view the structural pronunciation tables, execute the interactive evaluation checks, and utilize the dynamic document downloader.