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they
They replaces a plural noun phrase.
Class 4 · English Medium · Cambridge · English
Pronouns, determiners and comparison
Explore pronouns, determiners and comparison with an example and your own answers.
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Pronouns replace noun phrases. Determiners such as these help identify nouns. Choose comparison forms that fit the sentence.
Worked example
These shoes belong to Sara. They are hers. This shoe is larger than that one.
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these
These goes with plural apples.
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better
Good has the irregular comparative better.
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yours
Yours stands alone without a following noun.
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tallest
Use the superlative when comparing all three.
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These is plural, so the noun must be books: these books. Alternatively use this book for one.
Match number in the determiner and noun.
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