Beginner … min read · Updated 2026-06-22
Demonstrative Adjectives
Demonstrative adjectives are the same words (this/that/these/those), but they come before a noun to describe which one.
this book, that car
these pens, those houses
I like this colour.
Those boys are my friends.
A demonstrative pronoun stands alone ("This is mine"); a demonstrative adjective comes before a noun ("this pen").
Common mistake: Matching number wrongly: "this books" is wrong. Use these books (plural) or this book (singular).
✏️ Test Yourself
1. this ___
2. those ___
3. Choose: ___ apple is sweet
4. Choose: ___ shoes are new
📒 Words to learn
Hike (v)
Balochi
گیشی
Urdu
اضافہ
“There is a hike in the monthly fee of Rozhn.”
Solidarity (n)
Balochi
ھم پتّی
Urdu
یکجہتی
“Solidarity is the weapon to achieve victory.”
Congenial (Adj)
Balochi
ھم تب
Urdu
موقف
“Salman is a congenial friend.”
Incompetent (Adj)
Balochi
نالاٰئک
Urdu
نالائک
“He is an incompetent student in class.”
Unexpected (adj)
Balochi
ناگمان
Urdu
غیر متوقع
“It’s an unexpected win for us.”
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