___ are the mangoes I picked here this morning.

___ are the small flags we are holding in our hands.

___ are my new slippers right here beside the door.

___ are the eggs in the basket I am carrying.

___ are the puto Nanay placed on the table in front of me.

___ are the coins I am holding for our jeepney fare.

___ are the boats far out on the sea.

___ are the mountains we can see across the river.

___ are the tricycles waiting at the corner down the street.

___ are the birds flying high above the coconut trees.

___ are the lanterns hanging at the far end of our street.

___ are the workers cleaning the plaza across the road.

___ is the notebook I am holding in my hand.

___ is the bibingka Lola placed here on my plate.

___ is my seat here in the front row.

___ is the ball I am keeping inside my bag.

___ is the letter here in my hands.

___ is the sampaguita garland I am wearing around my neck.

___ is the flagpole standing at the far end of the field.

___ is the sari-sari store across the street from us.

___ is the jeepney turning at the next corner.

___ is the school building on the hill over there.

___ is the kite flying high above the rice field.

___ is the bus parked far across the terminal.

These ___ the drums for the Independence Day parade.

That ___ my Tatay's bicycle beside the gate.

Those ___ the songs we sing at the flag ceremony.

This ___ the pancit Nanay cooked for the fiesta.

These ___ like ripe guavas to me.

That ___ like Lolo's straw hat from here.

Those ___ ten pesos each at the sari-sari store.

This ___ fifty pesos at the market near our school.

These ___ heavy when I carry them together.

That ___ sweet even from the road.

This ___ my favorite book about Philippine heroes.

Those ___ taller than our barangay hall.

These ___ noisy whenever the wind blows.

This ___ warm in my hands.

In the sentence "These are my slippers," the pronoun These names more than one thing.

In the sentence "This is my ballpen," the pronoun This names something far from the speaker.