Pronoun that show a relationship in location between the speaker and object is called?

The pronouns that show a relationship in location between the speaker and an object are called demonstrative pronouns.

Here's why:

* Demonstrative pronouns point to something specific and their meaning depends on their location relative to the speaker.

* Examples:

* This (close to the speaker) - "This book is interesting."

* That (further away from the speaker) - "That tree is very tall."

* These (plural, close to the speaker) - "These flowers are beautiful."

* Those (plural, further away from the speaker) - "Those cars are parked in the lot."

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