English, asked by hisenlekath, 8 months ago

demonstrative of ................ are mere excuses.​

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Demonstrative pronouns can be both singular and plural. In English grammar, the words this, that, these and thoseare used as demonstrative pronouns. For example, in the sentence Those were merely excuses , the word those is a demonstrative pronoun.

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