English, 02.09.2019 03:30, alesiabarrios6

Which of the following sets of words or phrases are demonstrative adjectives?
1. where, when, how, or
2. what kind, which one, or how many
3. this, that, these, and those
4. to what extent -how long or how much

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Which of the following sets of words or phrases are demonstrative adjectives?
1. where, when...