In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: These and those are both pronouns, words that refer to or substitute for other nouns in the sentence. They draw attention to something specific. Because a pronoun takes the place of another noun, using the correct one helps your reader understand what the referent of the pronoun is (i.e., what noun it took the place of). These and those are plural pronouns: they refer to or replace plural nouns. "Agreement" means that the pronoun takes the same number as the noun it replaces. If the noun is singular, you would use this or that. If the noun is plural, you would use these or those. American English considers collective nouns, or nouns that refer to a large group of things that cannot be counted individually (such as milk or data), as singular nouns. Use this or that rather that these or those for collective nouns. For example: "This milk has spilled all over the floor!" British English differs from American English in using collective nouns. British English refers to some collective nouns such as crowd or data as plural, so it is appropriate to use these or those in British English. For example: "These data don't match the graphs you gave me." These is the plural form of this. You will use it to refer to or replace a plural noun. Singular: This book (a single book) on the shelf next to me belongs to Rajeev. Plural: These books (several books) on the shelf next to me belong to Rajeev. [Note that the verb belong has also been made to agree in number.] Singular: Look at this bracelet (a single bracelet) on my wrist! Plural: Look at these bracelets (many bracelets) on my wrist! Singular: Who put this cupcake (a single cupcake) in the refrigerator? Plural: Who put these cupcakes (some cupcakes) in the refrigerator? Those is the plural form of that. You will use it to refer to or replace a plural noun. Singular: That mountain (a mountain) looks really small from here. Plural: Those mountains (several mountains) look really small from here. [Note that the verb look has also been made to agree in number.] Singular: Could you hand me that box (a box) on the other side of the room? Plural: Could you hand me those boxes (a few boxes) on the other side of the room? Singular: Why hasn't that scientist (a scientist) at NASA found extraterrestrial life? Plural: Why haven't those scientists (many scientists) at NASA found extraterrestrial life? [Note that the verb have has also been made to agree in number.]
Summary: Understand the function of pronouns. Understand pronoun agreement. Understand the function of these. Understand the function of those.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Never tell anyone that you know or have a hunch. They will be able to gather clues to your suspicion by the questions you ask. For example, if you admit to almost know who did it, then in your next turn you ask to see the Colonel Mustard card, people will believe you think it is Colonel Mustard and you were checking to make sure it was him. Clue is about detecting the truth, but it is also a game of deception. To deceive your opponents, try pretending that you have a hunch and suggesting a suspect or item that you have in your hand. This will make your opponents consider that item and give you more time to detect the truth. Your body language may give away answers about what cards you have or how close you are to winning the game. Try throwing them off by using body language that suggests that you are not doing well. This will help to take their attention off of you. For example, if you are winning, try slouching over and looking frustrated.
Summary: Keep your clues a secret. Try to throw your opponents off. Watch your body language to avoid giving away clues.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Reports allow you to quickly display summaries of your data. They are often used for income and shipping reports, and can be tailored to just about any use. Reports draw data from either tables or queries that you have created. Select the type of report you want to create. There are a few different ways you can go about creating a report. Access can create your report for you automatically, or you can create a custom one. Report This will create an auto-report with all of the data from your source. Nothing will be grouped, but for small databases this is probably sufficient for showing what you need. Blank Report This will create an empty report that you can fill with your data as you see fit. You will be able to choose from any available field to create a custom report. Report Wizard The report wizard will guide you through the report creation process, allowing to to choose and group your data, and then format it accordingly. If you've selected to create a blank report, you'll need to select a source for it. First, click the Arrange tab and then select Property Sheet. Alternatively, you can also press Alt + Enter. Click the down arrow next to the Record Source field. A list of your available tables and queries will appear. Select one and it will be assigned to the report. Once you have a source, you can start adding fields from it to your report. Click the Format tab, and then click Add Existing Fields. The Field List will appear in the right frame. Click and drag the fields you want to add into the Design frame. The record will appear in the report. As you add additional fields, they will be lined up automatically with existing fields. You can resize fields by clicking on the edges and dragging the mouse. Delete fields from the report by clicking on the heading and pressing the Delete key. Groups allow you to quickly parse information in a report, as they allow you to organize related information. For example, you may want to group sales by region or by salesperson. Groups allow you to do this. Click the Design tab, click the Group & Sort button. Right-click on any part of the field you want to add to a group. Select Group On from the menu. A header will be created for the group. You can adjust the header to whatever you want to label the group. Once your report is finalized, you can save it and then share it or print it like any document. Use this to share company performance with investors, contact information to employees, and much more.
Summary:
Select your table or query. Click the Create tab. Set a source for a blank report. Add fields to your report. Add groups to your report. Save and share your report.