Demonstrative pronouns this and that are sometimes singular and sometimes plural. true or false

The correct answer is False

Explanation:

In grammar, the demonstrative pronouns are a type of pronouns used to point out specific entities. In the English language, the four demonstrative pronouns are this, that, these and those. Additionally, each of these is used in different cases and to refer to different nouns or entities. In the case of the pronouns "this" and "that" are always singular which means they refer to singular nouns. On the other hand, "these" and "those" are always plural and therefore refer to plural nouns. Besides, those and these refer to entities that are more distant and that and this refer to entities that are closer to the reader. Considering this, it is false the de pronouns this and that are sometimes singular and sometimes plural because they are always singular.

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the correct answer is c - emmett dalton was badly wounded.

a complete predicate includes a verb or verb phrase as well as words that give more information about it. to identify a complete predicate, you need to find out what the subject is or does.

in this example, emmett dalton is the subject. what happened to emmett dalton? he was badly wounded.