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He treated her with a respect that was perfect, and indeed with more outward signs of affection than had ever been customary with him.
Anthony Trollope, from Can You Forgive Her?
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How to Use こそあど (Ko-So-A-Do) Words to Refer to Things You Can't See
How to Use こそあど (Ko-So-A-Do) Words to Refer to Things You Can’t See
こそあど言葉 (ko-so-a-do words) are a series of Japanese words that are used to refer to something. Whereas English sets of these words tend to come in pairs, like “this” and “that,” each こそあど set is made up of three words plus a question word. For example, この (this…), その (that…), あの (that … over there), and どの (which…?). When referring to something you can physically see, you’ll make a choice between…
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Demonstrative and Possessive Pronouns
For acc plural, the first word is inanimate and the second is animate. Sorry, I made the photo before I realized this.
Also, for plural instr, that is supposed to be теми, not темм. For those of you that don’t know, the letters are right next to each other.
Spanish: Demonstrative Determiners
Demonstrative determiners are used to point out things or people. They must agree in number and gender with the noun the introduce.
this: este (masc, sg), esta (fem, sg)
that: ese (masc, sg), esa (fem, sg)
that (over there): aquel (masc, sg), aquella (fem, sg)
these: estos (masc, pl), estas (fem, pl)
those: esos (masc, pl), esas (fem, pl)
those (over there): aquellos (masc, pl), aquellas (fem, pl)
demonstrative (adj.)
characterized by or given to open exhibition or expression of one’s emotions, attitudes, etc., especially of love or affection; serving to demonstrate, explanatory or illustrative; (Grammar) indicating or singling out the thing referred to: This is a demonstrative pronoun
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The Power Of Using A Demonstrative During A Complex Trial
As any experienced lawyer knows, a successful trial can hinge upon the effectiveness and use of demonstrative evidence. It is a powerful tool to help illustrate a point and explain difficult concepts which can strengthen a case. It can be anything from charts, graphs, to photographs and videos. It can also be used to make many technical issues more relatable to a judge or jury, or to clearly show a timeline of events.
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