Which sentence uses the demonstratives correctly? I have to get out of these wet clothes before I catch an awful cold. I have to get out of these wet clothes before I catch a awful cold. I have to get

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Which sentence uses the demonstratives correctly?

I have to get out of these wet clothes before I catch an awful cold.
I have to get out of these wet clothes before I catch a awful cold.
I have to get out of those wet clothes before I catch a awful cold.
I have to get out of those wet clothes before I catch an awful cold.

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I would go with the first one:

I have to get out of THESE wet clothes before I catch AN awful cold.

Najzero answered May 27, 2016

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The correct demonstrative sentence is
I have to get out of these wet clothes before I catch an awful cold.

Navia answered May 30, 2016

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