these
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1.0
- determiner
- /ðiz/
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estos
- SAM, YOU SAID YOU'D SEEN THESE THINGS ON TELEVISION BEFORE.
- these days
- these people
- these things
That's my hope anyway, because I want these two to go down.
- That's my hope anyway, because I want these two to go down.
- Last year when I was here, they didn't have these big nice wooden railings.
- Those they are like these little hats, these chips, they look like little bitty hats.
- That would be my don't force yourself in these terrible situations if you can.
- And just like a vampire, these relationships will suck you dry.
- There's been admissions that were withdrawn at all these schools for just that stuff.
- This was me choosing these things, not my parents.
- And I'm not happy with either of these choices fully.
- I know these facts, but I don't know who's who.
- Short individuals be allowed to refuse the enhancement of these smart clothes, right?
- So one from each of these three families took an active part.
- That's the way they're portrayed through through much of these, these early stories.
Examples
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I'm really honoured, thankful to be here reading with these wonderful poets.
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Last year when I was here, they didn't have these big nice wooden railings.
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This was me choosing these things, not my parents.
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And I'm not happy with either of these choices fully.
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That's my hope anyway, because I want these two to go down.
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It's soon clear that these orders are wildly optimistic.
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This type of work exposes these children to all sorts of danger.
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YOU LEARN A LOT FROM THESE PATIENTS WE CARE FOR.
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PLEASE ACCEPT THESE TOKENS OF MY FRIENDSHIP.
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Please pass me these books that are on the table.
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Etymology
These comes from the same old English root as this, which meant 'near' or 'this one', so these is used before a noun to point to several people or things close to the speaker.