Demonstrative Adjectives - At Work

Choose the correct demonstrative (this, that, these, or those). Use the distance and number clues; some demonstratives appear without a noun.

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Question 1

From our office window, what is _____ building beside the bank? Is it our new office?

Options: this, those, that

Question 2

Please sign _____ forms right here beside my keyboard and give them back to me.

Options: this, these, those

Question 3

_____ heavy boxes beside the far exit need to be moved.

Options: That, Those, These

Question 4

I am working next door, beside two empty meeting rooms. Are _____ free in ten minutes?

Options: these, that, those

Question 5

Can you turn off _____ light over there above the printer?

Options: this, that, these

Question 6

Is _____ document beside me yours?

Options: that, these, this

Question 7

Are _____ people waiting downstairs by reception our clients?

Options: these, that, those

Question 8

I cannot open _____ door right in front of me.

Options: this, that, those

Question 9

You have a report next to you. Is _____ the final version?

Options: this, these, that

Question 10

From here, can you see _____ tools behind the workbench? Please do not touch them; they are sharp.

Options: those, these, that

Question 11

Please use _____ new headset here beside my laptop for the online meeting.

Options: that, this, these

Question 12

Which safety glasses do we need? We need _____ on the top shelf across the workshop.

Options: that, these, those

Practise Demonstrative Adjectives - At Work with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

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