5D Grammar Review by Miss Ace https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz Made with Part 1: DIRECTIONS: Write a sentence for each demonstrative pronoun. (This, That Those these) 4 pts. Part 2: DIRECTIONS: Similarly, write a sentence for each demonstrative adjective. (This, That, Those, These) 4 pts. Part 3: DIRECTIONS: IN YOUR OWN WORDS, explain briefly the difference between demonstrative pronoun and demonstrative adjective. (2pts) Part 4:DIRECTIONS: Choose two (2) interrogative pronouns and two (2) interrogative adjectives. Use them in meaningful sentences. Then, explain the difference of interrogative pronoun and interrogative adjectives. (1pt) Extra credit goes to a creative work. :) en-us 2016-09-22 07:40:57 UTC 2023-02-18 18:01:06 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913840 2016-09-23 04:32:16 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913840 Francisco S Galisim https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913860 Part 1:
1 That is not my ballpen it is his.
2 Those are the medals I won in the intrams.
3 These are the things you need to do.
4  This is the book I bough in the bookfair.

Part 2:
1 Who are the champions for the basketball game?
2 What kind of game will you are join?
3 Where in Bohol will you go to?
4 When are you going to have dinner with us?

Part 3:
Demonstrative pronoun is when the the noun is followed by a verb.Demonstrative adjective is when a adjective is followed by a noun.

Part 4:
1 When are we going to his house?
2 Whose pen is that?
3 What car are you going to buy?
4 Where is McDonalds in Eastwoods.]]> 2016-09-23 04:32:35 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913860 Marcus M.Sumulong https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913881 Part1).
This is my RC car.
That is my brother's tablet.
These are my father's watch.
Those are my shoe.
Part2).
This tablet work fine.
That bike is fast.
These nuts are good.
Those bananas are good for our body.
Part3).
Demonstrative pronouns take the place of the noun phrase and used to point out something specific in the sentence. Demonstrative adjectives are followed by a noun.
Part4).
Which car should I choose?
Whose banana is this?
What are those?
Who is this speaking?
Part5).


]]> 2016-09-23 04:32:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913881 Louis Nathaniel G. Martin https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913898 Part 1:
1. This is my tablet, it glitches a lot though. 
2. That is the sweetest chocolate bar that I ever tasted.
3. These are the pencils that I borrowed.
4. Those are my grandmother's threads.
Part 2:
1. This tablet glithes a lot.
2. That water slide is so long and terrifying. 
3. These clothes belongs to my parents.
4. Those shoes are so expensive. 
Part 3: 
The difference of demonstrative pronoun and demonstrative adjective is demonstrative pronoun is followed by a Linking Verb and demostrative adjective is followed by a noun.
Part 4:
1. What are you going to do on Saturday?
2. Who are you going to bring for the party?
1. What basketball team is your favorite?
2.Which gadget is better tablet or cellphone?
Part 5:
1. Interrogative pronoun is if it is followed by a noun.
2. Interrogative adjective is when it is followed by a noun.]]> 2016-09-23 04:33:12 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913898 Raymund Luis Zamora Marasigan  vivianmarasigan https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913901 Part 1:
1. Those paintings are made by Sean.
2.This place is filled with excitement.
3.That car was borrowed by Cole.
4.These crayons are mine, not yours. 
Part 2:
1.These houses will be yours, if you will pay it.
2.That is the reunion I attended.
3.Those kids deserve a family.
4.This shoe is very special to me.
Part 3: 
The difference of it is the demonstrative pronoun is before the verb and the demonstrative adjective is after the verb.
Part 4: Interrogative pronoun
1. Who is the new student in class?
2.To whom are the gifts given?
Interrogative adjective
1.What is the meaning of equalty?
2. Which do you prefer cake or coffee?
Part 5:
The difference is that interrogative pronoun is asking who or whom while interrogative adjective is asking what or which.


]]> 2016-09-23 04:33:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913901 Theodore Mark Z. Dumpit https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913937 Part 1:
1. This is my favorite game to play.
2. That is a very long assignment to do.
3. Those are not the right notes.
4. These are very colorful paintings.

Part 2:

1. This book was very long.
2. That shoe is extremely expensive.
3. Those soccer balls were newly bought.
4. Theese activity sheets were given by our teacher.

Part 3:

The difference between demonstrative pronoun and demonstrative adjective is that a demonstrative pronoun is followed by a verb and demonstrative adjective is followed by a noun.

Part 4:

1. Who is your Science teacher?
2. Whose notebook is that one on the table.
1. What book will you buy in the book fair tommorow?
2. Which test will we have first AP or CL? 

Interrogative pronouns are followed by a verb and not a noun because they replace it, But interrogative adjectives only support the subject.]]> 2016-09-23 04:33:53 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913937 Wilfredo B. Racines III wilfredo_racines https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913944 Part 1
1. This is a good answer for that question.
2. These are really rare trading cards.
3.That is a really long snake for that age.
4. Those are questions that cannot be answered
Part 2
1. This notebook is really valuable to tim.
2. That tree is really expensive in this country.
3. These cars are a total of 6 million pesos.
4.Those are really expensive games.
Part 3
The difference of demonstrative pronoun and demonstrative adjective are reallt easy to spot. Just check if the pronoun is after a linking verb and if it is a adjective its supposed to be before a noun.
Part 4
1. Which pokeball will you use to catch the legendary mewtwo?
2. What is your best pokemon in "Omega Rubie"?
3. What pokemon will you evolve?
4. What is your favorite pokemon in generation 1?
Part 5
The differences are just the same as the demonstrative pronoun and adjective. They are interrogative pronouns if it is after a linking verb and if its a interrogative adjective its supposed to be before a noun.

]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913944 Michael Luis J. Gutierrez https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913947 Part 1:
1.This is the tablet we used yesterday.
2.That is my book that i found yesterday.
3.Those are the toys that my brother bought.
4.These are the pens that i bought from the bookstore.
Part 2:
1.This bag was stolen from the girl.
2.That jacket was stolen from Ralph today.
3.Those computers was bought by me.
4.These books where made by Roald Dahl
Part 3:
For demonstrative pronoun it has a linking verb and demonstrative doesnt have a linking verb
Part 4:Interrogative pronoun
1.Who are the new students in school?
2.Which is your ballpen on my table?
Interrogative Adjective
1.Which subject would you prefer Language or Science?
2.Whose ballpen was on the floor a while ago?
Part 5:Interrogative pronoun replaces the noun. Interrogative Adjective Doesnt replace anything.

]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:08 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913947 Miras,Gabriel Marcus Operaña gabmiras2006 https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913948 Part 1
1.That is Wac's book that he bowered last week.

2.This is Gabe's jacket from high school. 

3.Those are my friends since I was in grade 4.

4.These are my brother's friends since he was high school.

Part 2

1.This Dog has a toy in his mouth.

2.That shoes is from my grandma

3.These boys are vandelising the wall.

4.Those jobs are available tomorrow. 

Part 3

Interrogative and demostrative pronouns  ]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:08 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913948 Caesar Gomez https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913952 PPart 1
1. This is our clean clasroom.
2. That is not my ballpen.
3. Those are not rubber shoes.
4. These are my gadgets.
Part 2
1. This Mongol pencil is really sharp.
2. That Toyota car is shiny.
3. Those ballpens are nor mine or yours.
4. These socks are really dirty.
Part 3
The difference between demonstrative prounoun and demonstrative adjective is that demonstrative prounoun is followed by a linking verb while demonstrative adjective is followed by a noun.
Part 4
1. Whose is a prize winner?
2. What is your sport today?
1. Which do you prefer, Pokemon or Pokemon go?
2. What's for dessert tonight?
Part 5
The differnce is like demonstrative prounoun and demonstrative adjective, interrogative prounoun is followed by a linking verb but intrrogative adjective is followed by a noun.]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:12 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913952 John Matthew Castillejos Clemente  https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913955 Part 1
1. That is my most treasured possesion.
2. This is a wonderful and fantastic summer vacation!
3. Those are my fantastic teachers from my old school.
4. These are my lovely siblings!
Part 2
1. These Islands are lovely!
2. Those Teachers are very kind to us.
3. That Volcano will errupt soon enough.
4. This Oslo Paper is mine, not yours.
Part 3
The difference between Demonstrative Pronoun and Adjective is that the noun comes before the Subjectn making it a pronoun, and Adjective is when it comes after the verb.
Part 4
1. Is that smelly lunchbox really yours?
2.Whose Are those piles of clothes, is it Jackson's?
3. What are you going to ask for on christmas?
4. What is that Cute dog doing in a Cat Groomer's store?
Part 5.
The Difference between an Interrogative Pronoun and Adjective is]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913955 Vincent Kyle C. Uy https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913956 1. Those are my shoes.
2. That was a tough fight.
3. These are my shoes, not yours
4. This is the hardest test i have took. 
5. Those are famous soccer players.

1. Those shoes are mine, not his.
2. That bag belongs to my brother.
3. Those books are his.
4. This test is so hard.
5. These crayons are hers.

1.Demonstrative pronoun is a pronoun followed by a verb.
2. Demonstrative adjective on the other hand is a pronoun followed by a noun.

1. Which is his pencil, the one on the left or the one on the right?
2. Who are your parents?
1.Who borrowed your pen last week?
2. What time was your lunch?

1. An interrogative pronoun is a pronoun followed by a verb.
2. An interrogative adjective on the other hand, is a pronoun followed by a noun.]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:16 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913956 Kenneth Drake P.  kdplaton https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913958 PART 1: 1. This was a great subject so far. 
2.That is the bag that I bought yesterday. 
3. These are the equipment used in the soccer game a while ago. 4. Those are my sisters toys from Toy Kingdom. 
PART 2: 1. That bag is the most expensive bag I've seen. 
2. That person is playing pokemon go in the park. 
3. These pokemons are the strongest. 
4. Those are my favorite pokemons. 
PART 3: Demonstrative pronouns have a verb beside it, while a demonstrative adjective has a noun on it and it can't replace anything anymore. 
PART 4: 1. Who owns this pokemon book in the floor?
2. What is the best song in the world?
3. Whose notebooks are these?
4. Which is better: Pokémon go or Pokémon blue?

Interogative pronouns has a verb beside it, while a Interogative adjective has a noun beside it.]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:16 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913958 Franco C. Bartolabac https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913960
Part 1
This is your expensive car, while ours is cheap.
That was my picture with the family.
Help! These are making everything a "rat mess".
Can you tell me what are those? 

Part 2
This expensive car is yours, while the cheap car you saw was ours.
That picture reminds me the best days with my family.
Thanks for helping me catch all these rats!
Why are you pointing at those shoes of there's?

Part 3
The brief explanation, and comparison of demonstrative pronouns, and adjectives are simple, but without further ado, I'll explain. In a sentence, demonstrative pronouns are near a linking verb, while adjectives, on the other hand, are near a noun.

Part 4

Pronoun:
Who is this "big guy" in the circus?
What are you doing with my cat?

Adjective:
Which Pokémon will you choose? Squrtle, or Pikachu?
Whose Nike shoes are these?

Part 5/4B

The difference between interrogative pronouns and adjectives is that the same of the demonstrative pronouns and adjectives; next to pronouns are always linking verbs, where as adjectives are always next to nouns, another adjective, or a modifier.


]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:17 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913960 Vito Vincenzo Tiano-Bongco 2016vitobongcopadlet https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913961 PART 1:
1. This is my picture album, where I place pictures of significant memories in my life.
2. That is my report about modern technology.
3. These are all of my grade school friends.
4. Those are the soccer balls we will use in our PE class.
PART 2: 
1. This Science book should be placed in my bookshelf, not on the couch.
2. That computer is used for research.
3. These essays are to be posted in my room on Saturday.
4. Those Roald Dahl novels I own are on the highest shelf.
PART 3:
A demonstrative pronoun always come before a linking verb (e.g. that is, these are, etc.), while a demonstrative adjective modifies a noun.
PART 4:
1. Which do you prefer, being a doctor or being a teacher?
2. Who is the substitute teacher today?
1. Which Pokemon do you pick, Latios or Pikachu?
2. Whose novel doesn't have the most recent cover?
PART 5:
The difference of INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS and INTERROGATIVE ADJECTIVES is the same as DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS and DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES. An interrogative pronoun is followed by a linking verb (e.g. who is), while an interrogative adjective modifies a noun.  ]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:18 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913961 Dinh Kenzi C. Lam https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913965 Part 1
1.This is my new black ballpen.
2.That is my new language notebook.
3.Those are kind and good people.
4.These are the materials I need for the performance task.
Part 2
1.That bag is very small and useful.
2.This book is new and heavy.
3.Those people are smart and kind.
4.These bags are very heavy.
Part 3
In demonstrative pronoun the word after the pronoun is a linking verb.In demonstrative adjective the word after the pronoun is a noun.
Part 4
1.Who is the smartest guy in the class?
2.Which is better going to boracay or going to palawan?
1.Who made the first computer?
2.Which car is better the red one or the green one?
Part 5
In interrogative pronoun the word after the pronoun is a linking verb.In interrogative adjective the word after the pronoun is a noun.]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913965 Nicolas Jose L. Cabardo https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913967 Part 1
1.This is the bag I used last Grade 4.
2.That is a nice collection you have.
3.These are Joey's dogs, not mine.
4.Those are the nice things to have.
Part 2:
1.This balpen was the one that Jake was looking for.
2.That place was very fun to be in.
3.These players are very good in sports.
4.Those people are the teachers in La Salle Green Hills.
Part 3:
1.Demonstrative pronouns are usually found before the verb.
2.Demonstrative adjectives are usually found before the nou .
Part 4:
1.Where is the house of Jack?
2.Who was the person you talked to last wednsday?
3.Which person would you rather talk to, Jake or John?
4.What things were found under the desk?
Part 5:
1. You can tell if it is an interogative pronoun if it is before a verb.
2. You can tell if it is an interogative adjective if it is before a noun.

]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913967 Marco V.Palaganas https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913968 Part 1.]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:26 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913968 Marko Leonardo M. Romero https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913972 Part 1
1. This is the hotel room of my father.
2. That is a very important paper.
3. Those are the shoes from London.
4. These are not Aaron's clothes.
Part 2
1. This dog belongs to James.
2. That bag isn't cheap at all.
3. These uniforms are for the advanced classes.
4. Those animals belong to the wild.
Part 3
Demonstrative pronouns come before a linking verb. Demonstrative adjectives, on the other hand come before nouns.
Part 4
1. Which Pokemon will you pick as a starter?
2. Whose house are we in?
1. What is the statue supposed to represent?
2. Why are we even in this classroom?
Part 5
The differences of interrogative pronouns and interrogative adjectives aren't that different from the differences of demonstrative pronouns and demonstrative adjectives. Interrogative adjectives come before nouns while interrogative pronouns come before linking verbs

]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913972 Santino Jose F. Suarez https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913973 Part1









]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:32 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913973 Andre Mikael D. Minas cminas1105 https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913976 Part 1
1. This is my computer and my tablet.
2. That is my newest tablet.
3.  Those are my shoes
4. These are the choices for the test.
Part 2
1. This shoes are for me and my brother.
2. That notebook is for my dad.
3. Those tablets are for our class.
4. These tables are for the party.
Part 3
The difference of demonstrative pronoun and demonstrative adjective is demonstrative pronoun comes after a linking verb and demonstrative adjective comes after a noun.
Part 4
1. What is your tablets version?
2. Which is better orange juice or apple juice?

1. Which phone will you chose Apple or Samsung?
2. What shoes are those?

The difference of interrogative pronoun and interrogative adjective is interrogative pronoun It comes after a linking verb/verb, while interrogative adjective it comes after a noun]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:35 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913976 Luis .V https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913985 This is the ball we used last week in PE.
That notebook is important to me.
Those cards ontop of the table are mine.
These solutions on the board are from Mr Noel. 
Part2
This plate has a crack on it.
That car got stuck in the mud yesterday.
Those writings on the board are for Mr Alan.
These marbles are smaller than the golf ball.
Part3 
The difference between demonstrative adjectives and demonstrative pronouns .demostrative pronouns are nouns that come before the subject . Then demostrssative adjectives are adjectives that come before linking verbs.
Part 4 
Pronouns ]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913985 Markus Joakin O. Simbajon https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913989 Part 1
1. These books and pencils are mine.
2. Those are pictures of a dog.
3. This is my pet cat.
4. That is my sister's notebook.
Part 2
1. Those people are my friends.
2.These dogs are my pets.
3. This pencil is my sister's. 
4. That book is my brother's.
Part 3
The difference of demonstrative pronoun and demostrative adjective is that demonstrative pronoun follows a verb/linking verb while, the demonstrative adjective follows a noun.
Part 4
Interrogative pronoun
1. Whose is that pencil and paper?
2. What is your favorite subject?
Interrogative adjective
1. Whose pencil and paper is that?
2. What subject is your favorite?
Part 5
The difference of interrogative pronoun and interrogative adjective is that interrogative pronoun replaces a noun while, interrogative adjective does not replace anything.]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913989 Gabriel eduard Gonzales  https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913990 Part 1
1. That is mike's ball not james' ball .
2. This is mine not his but that bag is his.
3. Those are guys that can win the football game .
4. These are my pencils but you can borrow.
Part 2
1. That guy is bullying mike lets tell the guy to stop.
2. This pencil is mark's but i thick he won't like it if you borrow without asking him.
3. Those teams are realy strong in the game that they got to beat the stongest team.
4. These shoes looks so nice and they are for basketball.
Part 3
1. demostartive pronouns is different because demostrative then linkingverb.
2. demostrative adjective is different because demostrative then noun then linking verb.

Part 4 
1. When is your brithday so i can attend ?
2.  Where is your house so we can play .
3. What sport do you play ?
4. What team are you in i hope your team green.

Part 5
1. interrotive pronouns will be like interrotive pronouns then linking verb.
2. interrotive ajective will be like interrotive pronouns then noun then linking verb.







 ]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:47 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913990 Joachim Antonio C. Salas https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913995 Part 1 
1. Those are my pencils that Gab borrowed.
2. This is Jacob's pen not mine.
3. These are my toys since I was 4 years old.
4. That is my favorite game.
Part 2
1. That dog is always playful.
2. Those chairs are broken.
3. This book is my favorite.
4. These papers are used for the project.
Part 3
Demosntrative pronoun comes after a verb. While Demonstrative adjective comes before a noun.
Part 4 
1. Who is better Jacob or Mark?
2. Which one is better blue or green?
3. Why do we always play games?
4. Whose car is this?
Part 5
1. Interrogative pronoun is followed by a verb.
2. Interrogative adjective is followed by a noun.






]]> 2016-09-23 04:34:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125913995 Matthew Veloira https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914003 part 1. 
1. This is the dog i saw last week.
2. That is a nice necklace.
3. Those are beautiful necklaces.
4. These are broken pencils are scattered.
 Part 2.
1. This dog is pretty, i wish it is mine.
2. That book is my favorite book in the franchise.
3. Those books belongs to me.
4. These props are useful.
Part.3
1. Demonstrative pronouns Replaces subject and it is before and after the verb or linking verb.
2. Demonstrative adjective modifies the noun or the subject and it is followed by the noun.
Part 4.
Pronoun
1. What is the answer to the question?
2. Which is the correct answer.
Adjective
1. What mom, i did not hear you?
2.  What brand of milk did you choose?
Part 5.
1. It is like demonstrative pronoun]]> 2016-09-23 04:35:04 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914003 Ralph Francisco ralpharicfran https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914013 Part 1 
1. Those are my book over there.
2. These are my old shoes.
3. This is my dad's car.
4. That is my mom.
Part 2
1. These cars are mine.
2. That tablet is mine.
3. This Coke drink is my sister's.
4. Those scissors are mine. 
Part 3
The difference between demonstrative pronoun and demonstrative adjective is the word that comes after them. The word following the demonstrative pronoun is a verb while the word that tomes after a demonstrative adjectiveis a noun. 
Part 4
1. What are those? 
2. Who is your crush?
1. What kind of pen is that? 
2. Which pair of eyeglasses will I use? 
Part 5
Interrogative pronouns are followed by a verb while interrogative adjectives are followed by nouns.

]]> 2016-09-23 04:35:20 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914013 Gillean Aries E. Dizon https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914020 Part 1:
1.This is the house of my classmate.
2.That is our class officer in charge.
3.These are the things you need to bring.
4.Those are my classmate's shoes.]]> 2016-09-23 04:35:28 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914020 Santino Jose F. Suarez https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914055 Part 1]]> 2016-09-23 04:36:06 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914055 Marco V. Palaganas https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914060 Part 1.
1.That is my favorite part of the show
2. Those are my options for lighting a campfire.
3.These containers have different items in them .
4.This notebook belongs to the businessman
Part 2
1. This letter is directed to the client of a business.
2. That is not needed for our project.
3.These fruits are rotten, can you throw it away.
4.Those plants are very dangerous, please don't touch them
Part 3.
Demonstrative pronouns are pronouns that takes the place of the noun. Demonstrative adjectives is always followed by a noun. 
Part 4&5Interrogative pronouns replaces a noun. Interrogative adjectives is n adjective that modifies the noun. 
Interrogative pronouns:
1. What is your favorite movie?
2. Who do yo think will win the race?

Interrogative adjectives:
1. What book are you reading?
2. Which car are you driving?
Part 
]]> 2016-09-23 04:36:07 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914060 Santino Jose F. Suarez https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914149 Part 1
1.This is the person I talked to a while ago.
2.Those are books on the shelves.
3.That is Ralph's notebook on the teacher's desk.
4.These are the books I bought in the book fair.
Part 2
1. That report card your holding is mine.
2. Those people there are my friends in LSGH.
3.These bags will be donated to charity.
4.This watch I'm holding is what my dad bought me yesterday.
Part 3
Demonstrative pronouns come before or after the verb or linking verb. While, Demonstrative adjectives come before or after a noun.
Part 4
1.Which do you prefer an ipad or an iphone?
2.Who is the author of this novel?
1.Which movie do you prefer Harry Poter or Star Wars?
2.What brand is that pencil your holding?
Part 5 
Interrogative pronouns are pronouns that come before or after a linking verb or a verb.Interrogative adjectives come before or after a noun.]]> 2016-09-23 04:37:49 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914149 Mavin Thomas V.Gatpayat https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914318  Part 1 
1.This is my twin brother.
2.That is my school.
3.These are classmates.
4.Those are my siblings.
Part 2
1.This

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1.That is my brother ' s tablet.
2.This is his neckerchief.
3.Those are his shoes.
4.These are my brother ' s medals

Part 2
1.Those socks are his.
2.That boy is my brother
3.This pen is mine.
4.These don't match.


Part 3

The difference of demonstrative pronoun
And adjective is there is a linking verb after
The demonstrative pronoun.


Part 4
1.Which is mine?
2.Whose is this?

1.Whose pen is this?
2.Whose shoes have a colorful design on it?


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1. That is my classmate from Grade 3.
2 This is my project for Reading.
3. These are my medals from last year's Intramurals.
4. Those aren't the books I borrowed.
Part 2:
1. This pack of cheese isn't made in China.
2. That person is my old classmate.
3. Those people aren't my relatives I met last year.
4. These pencils are mine, they are not yours.
Part 3:
Demonstrative pronouns are usually located before a linking verb like is, are, etc. Demonstrative adjectives are similar to Demonstrative pronouns but are located before a noun like China.
Part 4:
1. Who owns this clean and fresh bag?
2. Which do you prefer: the gift from your mom or the gift from your dad?

1. Whose bag is this, is it yours Jake?
2. What Pokèmon nerd are you talking about?
Part 5:
Interrogative pronouns are pronouns that come before a linking verb. While interrogative adjectives comes before a noun like Trump.]]> 2016-09-23 04:51:48 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125914906 Gillean Aries E. Diz https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125915145 Part ]]> 2016-09-23 04:58:07 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125915145 Gillean Aries E. Dizon https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125915256 Part 1:
1.This is my classmate's house.
2.That is the school I study in.
3.These are my notebooks that I right on.
4.Those are my shoes
Part 2:
1.This is the person who is in the news.
2.That is my tablet,I can only review in it.
3.These are the ]]> 2016-09-23 05:01:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125915256 Markus Joakin O. Simbajon (Picture)  https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125915455 2016-09-23 05:05:56 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/125915455 Gabriel C. Caringal https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/126199949 PART1
1.This is mine, but I will give it to you.
2.That is the one I use for writing everyday.
3.Those are mine and you should give it back to me.
4.These are the most precious ones.
Part2
1.This I.D should be worn everyday at school.
2.That ballpen is not for drawing,but for writing.
3.Those balls will be touched after we do our homework.
4.These dogs seem to be kind and behave.
Part3
1.Demonstrative pronouns are before the verb,while demonstrative adjectives are before the noun.
Part4
1.aWho are your basketball teammates?
2.What are you making for dinner?
3.Which color is nicer,green or blue?
4.Whose pencil are you using right now?
Part5
1.Interrogative adjectives are found before a noun,while interrigative pronouns are found before a verb.]]> 2016-09-25 09:49:11 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/126199949 Gabriel C. Caringal (picture) https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/126200484 2016-09-25 10:02:28 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/126200484 Gabriel C. Caringal https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/126247171 2016-09-26 00:38:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/126247171 Gabriel C. Caringal (picture) https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/126247172 2016-09-26 00:38:16 UTC https://padlet.com/ace_miranda/ipseihav8ljz/wish/126247172