And here they are.

And these are facts, guys.

These books are mine and those books are his.

And they are anagnorisis and peripeteia.

These books are mine and those books are his.

These are zebra fish. They're normally black and silver.

And say, These ones are good ones.

This is a different kind of boy and a different kind of girl.

And these are our Thai tulips.

These shoes are expensive, and what is more, they are too small.

Are these yours?

These are birds.

These are animals.

These are gifts.

Those are gifts.

These are mine.

These are new.

These are real.

These are yours.

These guys are facts.

These are haikus.

These changes happened recently and fast.

These books and clothes are all yours.

These are our ancestors yours and mine.

These are the tuna, the billfish and the sharks.

This is all their movies. We've got about 60 movies that these kids have made, and they're quite incredible.

And these trains are smooth, and they're quiet and they're efficient.

I mean, these are sort of the extreme examples, and they're amusing and good to laugh at.

Are these your cars? Yes, they are.

Are these cars yours? Yes, they are mine.

Are these cars yours? Yes, they are mine.

These cars are yours? Yes, they're mine.

Are these cars yours? Yes they are.

These are disturbing facts.

These are convincing arguments.

These arguments are wrong.

Those children are cheerful.

These are my pencils.

These are our desks.

These containers are airtight.

These books are new.

These books are ours.

These books are mine.

These cars are big.

These pens are his.