Which one? This one, that one, these ones, the big ones
In the kitchen and at the table
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Which one? This one / That one / These ones / The red one / The big ones
Learn how to choose things and name things without saying the same word again.
How to use this lesson
👩🏫 For the teacher
Read the 4 rules together and practice pointing at real things in the room for 4 minutes.
Let learners finish the 12 tasks on their own, then check answers together on the board.
🧑🎓 For the learner
First, read the rule card and look at the right and wrong forms side by side.
Next, try all 12 quick practice tasks and check the hint in brackets when you need help.
📌 The 4 Simple Rules
Read & LearnAsk with Which
Which + thingAsk Which when you choose from things you can see. The answer picks one of them.
Examples
"Which pan is yours?"
"Which cup do you like?"
One thing (near or far)
this one / that oneSay this one for a thing near you and that one for a thing far from you. The word one takes the place of the thing so you do not say it again.
Examples
"This one is in the drawer."
"That one is on the cupboard."
More than one thing
these ones / those onesFor more than one thing, say these ones (near) or those ones (far). Do not say this ones or that ones.
Examples
"These ones are forks."
"Those ones are spoons."
The + colour or size
the + [word] + one/onesPut the and a word like a colour or size before one or ones to say which thing. The word ones is only for more than one thing.
Examples
"Take the long one from the drawer."
"Wash the big ones in the jug."
Practice Tasks
12 quick questions from easy to hard. Good luck!
Choose the correct sentence
1. Which sentence is correct?
(far)2. Which sentence is correct?
(far)3. Which sentence is correct?
(colour)Rewrite the sentence with 'one' or 'ones'
4. Rewrite with one or ones: "I like this cup."
(near)Change the noun to one or ones.
5. Rewrite with one or ones: "Please wash these spoons."
(near)Change the noun to one or ones.
6. Rewrite with one or ones: "Pass me the small napkin."
(size)Change the noun to one or ones.
Fill the gaps
7. Fill in the missing question word:
(choose)8. Fill in the blank for two forks close to you:
(near)9. Fill in the blank with the size word and 'one':
(big)Find and correct the mistake in the message
Message from Ben
(more)Write the correct words for the underlined mistake:
Message from Amy
(colour)Write the correct words for the underlined mistake:
Message from Leo
(choose)Fix the question: write either 'Which jug' or 'Which one':
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