From Old English þis, a demonstrative form; its modern plural is these.
From Old English þis, a demonstrative form; its modern plural is these.
What does this usually indicate?
A singular person or thing close to the speaker or in the conversation.
What is its plural?
These.
How does this work with time?
It refers to a current or coming period, as in this week.
Can this stand alone?
Yes. It is also a pronoun: “This is mine.”
What does “this high” mean?
To the height being shown or discussed.