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DEMONSTRATIVES: Singular -> Plural

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That car isn't quite expensive.

Those cars aren't quite expensive.

This mouse is grey.

These mice are grey.

Is this a watch?

Are these watches?

That cherry is sweet and red.

Those cherries are sweet and red.

This is my house.

These are my houses.

That baby is sleeping.

Those babies are sleeping.

This CD is cheaper.

These CDs are cheaper.

That fox has got a long tail.

Those foxes have got long tails.

This goose isn't fast.

These geese aren't fast.

This girl has got a doll.

These girls have got dolls.

That is my notebook.

Those are my notebooks.

That scarf is out of fashion.

Those scarves are out of fashion.

Is this a newspaper?

Are these newspapers?

This is a heavy ox.

These are heavy oxen.

This witch has got a long nose.

These witches have got long noses.

What is that called?

What are those called?

This present is from the new toy shop.

These presents are from the new toy shops.

This boy is fourteen years old.

These boys are fourteen years old.

That cactus is green.

Those cacti/cactuses are green.

This brush has got a paint.

These brushes have got paints.

That is a tall buidling.

Those are tall buildings.

This office is near the bank.

These offices are near the banks.

That foot is dirty.

Those feet are dirty.

That child is very cute.

Those children are very cute.

That dolphin is quite clever.

Those dolphins are quite clever.

That dog is black.

Those dogs are black.

This pencil is not mine.

These pencils are not mine.

That man is a detective.

Those men are detectives.

That garden is full of flowers.

Those gardens are full of flowers.

Where is this person from?

Where are these people from?

This book is good.

These books are good.

This fish is a shark.

These fish are sharks.

Is that a school building?

Are those school buildings?

That skyscraper has 25 floors.

Those skyscrapers have 25 floors.