📖 Lesson A1 Grammar📐 Grammar

👉 Grammar A1-4: Demonstratives

The fourth material of the Fleydo A1 grammar series, written for learners of about seven to ten. It reduces this / that / these / those to two decisions a child can actually make: how many (one or more than one) and where (near me or over there). The pattern arrives as a picture first, then as a four-row table with an example for every word, then as eight tap-and-repeat picture cards. Practice is spread across four sets — eight easy items on the four words, a ten-chip sorting task that drills the number decision on its own, six items on the near–far decision after a near/far card pair, and eight harder items inside real short scenes — plus six errors to repair. Every answer explains itself in language simpler than the grammar being taught. Teacher notes give a 45-minute sequence, the four-box board grid, a physical hold-it-then-walk-away drill, help for a stuck learner and the follow-up topics.

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  • The sentence shape as a picture: This + is + my pencil / These + are + my pencils
  • Four tap-to-hear model sentences, one for each word

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thisthatthesethoseisarenearfarover thereonemore than onepoint

auto_fix_high Grammar Points

  • this + one thing near me · these + more than one near me
  • that + one thing far away · those + more than one far away
  • this / that go with is; these / those go with are
  • After these and those the noun takes -s: these books, those shoes
  • Introducing a person next to you: This is my friend Lina.
  • Questions: What is this? · What are those? · Are these your gloves?

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