Point It Out with Demonstrative Adjectives: Clarity in Grammar for Class 3

This Class 3 Demonstrative Adjectives Worksheet helps children understand how to use words like this, that, these, and those to point out specific people, animals, places, or things. With exercises focused on identification, sentence rewriting, and creative writing, this worksheet helps young learners build clear and precise communication skills.

Why Demonstrative Adjectives Matter in Grammar?

Demonstrative adjectives make sentences more specific by telling us exactly which thing is being talked about. For Grade 3 students, they are important because:

1. They improve sentence clarity by identifying exact items.

2. They build a foundation for using pronouns and determiners.

3. They support reading comprehension through contextual understanding.

4. They strengthen descriptive and narrative writing skills.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?

This worksheet includes four engaging and skill-building exercises:

✏️ Exercise 1 – Underline the Demonstrative Adjective

Students read each sentence and underline the word that points to a specific object, animal, or person.

🧠 Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks

Learners complete sentences using the correct demonstrative adjective: this, that, these, or those.

📝 Exercise 3 – Rewrite the Sentence

Students rewrite each sentence by adding an appropriate demonstrative adjective and underlining the one they added.

🎨 Exercise 4 – Picture-Based Sentences

Children write five original sentences that refer to objects or people in a park scene, using and underlining one demonstrative adjective in each.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – Underline the Demonstrative Adjective

1. this

2. those

3. that

4. these

5. those

6. this

7. that

8. these

9. this

10. those

Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks

1. that

2. those

3. these

4. that

5. those

6. this

7. this

8. these

9. that

10. those

Exercise 3 – Rewritten Sentences (Sample Answers)

1. That book is on the table.

2. These apples are in the basket.

3. That toy is broken.

4. These pencils are new.

5. That girl is singing a song.

6. Those bags are heavy.

7. This cup is full of milk.

8. Those birds are flying in the sky.

9. That cat is sleeping.

10. These mangoes are ripe.

Exercise 4 – Picture-Based Sentences (Sample Answers)

1. This boy is kicking the soccer ball.

2. Those birds are flying above the tree.

3. These children are playing together.

4. That girl is holding a puppy.

5. This bench is near the tree.