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The adjectives these and those should be used only with  A. simple subjects.   B. concrete nouns.   C. plural nouns.   D. singular subjects.
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The adjectives these and those should be used only with 

A. simple subjects.   B. concrete nouns.   C. plural nouns.   D. singular subjects.

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The answer would be c

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The answer is C


Plural Nouns describe multiple things such as "Many Apples". "These" and "Those" are used to describe multiple things.

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