Hindi Sentences (This/That/These/Those)

Positive Sentences:

1. यह मेरा घर है।

2. वह एक पेड़ है।

3. ये मेरे दोस्त हैं।

4. वे बहुत दूर हैं।

5. यह एक बड़ी किताब है।

6. वह तुम्हारा बैग है।

7. ये सुंदर फूल हैं।

8. वे बच्चे खेल रहे हैं।

9. यह एक पुरानी घड़ी है।

10. वे पहाड़ बहुत ऊँचे हैं।

English Sentence Practice (This/That/These/Those)

Instructions:

Convert the following sentences into negative, interrogative, and negative interrogative forms.

Practice Sentences:

1. This is my house.

2. That is a tree.

3. These are my friends.

4. Those are very far away.

5. This is a big book.

6. That is your bag.

7. These are beautiful flowers.

8. Those children are playing.

9. This is an old watch.

10. Those mountains are very high.

Practice Answers:

1. This is my house.

• Negative: This is not my house.
• Interrogative: Is this my house?
• Negative Interrogative: Isn’t this my house?

2. That is a tree.

• Negative: That is not a tree.
• Interrogative: Is that a tree?
• Negative Interrogative: Isn’t that a tree?

3. These are my friends.

• Negative: These are not my friends.
• Interrogative: Are these my friends?
• Negative Interrogative: Aren’t these my friends?

4. Those are very far away.

• Negative: Those are not very far away.
• Interrogative: Are those very far away?
• Negative Interrogative: Aren’t those very far away?

5. This is a big book.

• Negative: This is not a big book.
• Interrogative: Is this a big book?
• Negative Interrogative: Isn’t this a big book?

6. That is your bag.

• Negative: That is not your bag.
• Interrogative: Is that your bag?
• Negative Interrogative: Isn’t that your bag?

7. These are beautiful flowers.

• Negative: These are not beautiful flowers.
• Interrogative: Are these beautiful flowers?
• Negative Interrogative: Aren’t these beautiful flowers?

8. Those children are playing.

• Negative: Those children are not playing.
• Interrogative: Are those children playing?
• Negative Interrogative: Aren’t those children playing?

9. This is an old watch.

• Negative: This is not an old watch.
• Interrogative: Is this an old watch?
• Negative Interrogative: Isn’t this an old watch?

10. Those mountains are very high.

• Negative: Those mountains are not very high.
• Interrogative: Are those mountains very high?
• Negative Interrogative: Aren’t those mountains very high?