DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS | They are DIFFERENT from Demonstrative Adjectives!

[@iamlucean]

Great lesson! ♥️

[@GetGrammarouswithKerrySensei]

Thank you! ♥️

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

I was waiting for the questions, lol 😂

[@GetGrammarouswithKerrySensei]

Lol. Oh, I’m so sorry.

[@GetGrammarouswithKerrySensei]

I figured the topic was very straightforward, so I didn’t include any.

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

Get Grammarous with Kerry Sensei no problem lol

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

Get Grammarous with Kerry Sensei it's ok

[@GetGrammarouswithKerrySensei]

Also, in response to your question, “close by” means that something is at hand or is adjacent to you, whereas “close ” means the thing is a short distance from you. There is a nuance; however, “close by” suggests that there is less distance between you and the item(s) than “close” does.

[@Gabriel-ms2wv]

That meme tho at 1:27

[@Mis_rose123]

Me waiting for her to tell me how to know

[@jullianhenry-whyte8235]

Thank you

[@horaciomoreno6635]

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[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

:)