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'told that same joke' vs. 'told this same joke'



 
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'told that same joke' vs. 'told this same joke' #1 (permalink) Wed May 10, 2006 15:12 pm   'told that same joke' vs. 'told this same joke'		  
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ESL/EFL Test #170 "this, that, these, those", question 2

Miriam told ......... same joke yesterday.

(a) these
(b) this
(c) that
(d) those

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ESL/EFL Test #170 "this, that, these, those", answer 2

Miriam told that same joke yesterday.

Correct answer: (c) that

Your answer was: incorrect
Miriam told this same joke yesterday.
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Dear Sir

why not "this" here?

thanks a lot in advance

Christina's son
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