1Answer. Yes, it is true — if, by "possessive form" you mean the possessive inflection of a noun ( 's, etc.), and yes, you can use the possessive without using that of or those of. However, I don't believe you fully understand the two ways to indicate the possessive case. I'll explain them, and then explain how the demonstrative pronoun Theseare all the typed responses all the way up to the end of Microeconomics. Learn with flashcards, games, and more — for free. explain how you will address each area of competition to help make your business successful against this competitor. describe what those regulations are and how you plan to meet them. Thisthat - these - those Kutsal Koçuk 26.2K views • 25 slides Subject pronouns Marcos Manoel 28.9K views • 16 slides Possessive adjectives Román Rivera 6.7K views • 7 slides 안녕하세요 수쌤입니다!오늘은 This / That / These / Those 노래를 가지고 왔어요 :)은근~히 헷갈리는 이 표현들!!노래로 신나고 자연스럽게 배워볼까요 Thedemonstrative pronouns are "this," "that," "these," and "those." A demonstrative pronoun represents a noun and tells us whether it is singular or plural and whether it is near or far (including in time). For example: This is the one I left in the car. (Here, the speaker could be holding a mobile phone. 10BI.

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