This, That, It is

more good than something else.

Example: This book is better than that one.

something that shows what something is like or helps explain it.

Example: This is an example of a good drawing.

Something that is nice, positive, or of high quality.

Example: This book is very good.

Something that weighs a lot and is difficult to lift or carry.

Example: This bag is very heavy.

Something that keeps your attention because it is unusual or exciting.

Example: This book is very interesting.

a subject or situation that you need to think about or deal with.

Example: This is a serious matter we need to talk about.

A big international sports event that happens every four years.

Example: The Olympics are on TV this summer.

Something that is true and not fake or imaginary.

Example: Is this story real, or did you make it up?

one part of something that is divided into smaller parts.

Example: This section of the book is very easy to read.

Used to show that something is more than necessary or more than wanted.

Example: This bag is too heavy for me to carry.

Something that is correct or based on facts.

Example: This story is true.

used to show that something belongs to the person speaking or writing.

Example: This is my book.

Used to show that something belongs to us (the speaker and others).

Example: This house is ours.

Used to refer to a person, thing, or idea that is close or being talked about.

Example: This is my book.

Refers to a specific thing or idea that is being identified, mentioned, or pointed out in the immediate context.

Example: This is the book I was telling you about.

Used to show that something belongs to the person you are speaking to.

Example: Is this book yours?

A living thing that is not a human or a plant.

Example: The dog is my favorite animal.

A reply or response to a question or problem.

Example: I don’t know the answer to this question.

A piece of clothing that you wear over the front of your clothes to keep them clean, especially when cooking.

Example: She put on an apron before cooking dinner.

The sister of your father or mother, or the wife of your uncle.

Example: My aunt is coming to visit us this weekend.

A round object that you can throw, kick, or play with.

Example: She threw the ball to her friend.

A small animal that flies at night and has wings like a mouse.

Example: The bat is flying in the dark sky.

A seed or pod of some plants that is eaten as food.

Example: I like to eat green beans with my dinner.

A piece of furniture that you sleep on.

Example: I go to bed at 9 o'clock every night.

A small flying insect that makes honey and can sting.

Example: The bee is flying around the flowers.

To think that something is true or real.

Example: I believe you are my best friend.

A hollow object, often made of metal, that makes a ringing sound when hit or shaken.

Example: I heard the school bell ring at 8 o'clock.

Better than all others.

Example: This is the best cake I have ever eaten.

A vehicle with two wheels that you ride by pushing pedals with your feet.

Example: I ride my bicycle to school every day.

A bicycle, a vehicle with two wheels that you ride by pushing pedals.

Example: I ride my bike to school every day.

An animal with feathers and wings that can usually fly.

Example: The bird is sitting in the tree.

A color that is very dark, like the night or coal.

Example: She is wearing a black dress.

A color that is the darkest shade, resulting from the complete absorption of visible light.

Example: The artist used black to create shadows in the painting.

A hard part inside the body that gives it shape and supports it.

Example: She broke a bone in her arm.

A set of written pages put together, usually with a cover, that you can read.

Example: I am reading a book about animals.

A man or boy that someone is having a romantic relationship with.

Example: She has a new boyfriend.

The part of the body inside the head that controls how you think, feel, and move.

Example: My brain helps me learn new things at school.

Something that is damaged and not working.

Example: My phone is broken, so I can't call you.

A color that is a mix of red, yellow, and black, like the color of wood or chocolate.

Example: She has brown hair.

A structure with walls and a roof, such as a house or school.

Example: That tall building is a hotel.

A large vehicle that carries people from one place to another, usually along a fixed route.

Example: I go to school by bus every day.

work or activities that people do to make money.

Example: She wants to start her own business.

A soft, yellow food made from cream that is spread on bread or used in cooking.

Example: I like to put butter on my toast in the morning.

A small, round object on clothes that you use to fasten them.

Example: She closed her jacket with a button.

A soft, flat hat that has a curved part sticking out at the front.

Example: He is wearing a red cap.

In a way that shows you are paying attention and trying to avoid mistakes or problems.

Example: She listened carefully to the teacher.

A small, round disc that is used to store music, videos, or computer data.

Example: I bought a new CD with my favorite songs.

A bird that is kept on a farm for its eggs or meat.

Example: We have chicken for dinner.

A sweet food made from cocoa, usually brown, that people eat as a treat or use in cooking.

Example: I like to eat chocolate after dinner.

A round shape that has no corners or edges.

Example: She drew a big circle on the paper.