1. Demonstrative Adjectives and Demonstrative Pronouns
Hic and ille
Demonstrative Adjectives and Demonstrative Pronouns

2. Demonstrative adjectives are hic(this/these) and ille(that/those)
Hic and ille may also be used as pronouns (this one, that one, this man, this woman, etc.)
Pronouns will agree with their antecedent in GENDER and NUMBER
The case of a pronoun is determined by its use in the sentence
Hic and ille are sometimes translated as third person pronouns
he (this/that one masculine), she (this/that one feminine),
it (this/that one neuter), or they (these/those ones)

3. Demonstrative Pronouns
HIC, HAEC, HOC
This, These
(English meanings are the same for all three genders, but are given in the masculine only)
Singular
Plural M. F. N.
NOM.
hic this (one)
haec
hoc
hi-these(ones)
hae
GEN.
huius- of this (one)
huius
horum-
of these (ones)
harum
horum
DAT.
huic-to/for this(one)
huic
his-
to/for these (ones)
his
ACC.
hunc-this(one)
hanc
hos-these(ones)
has
ABL.
hoc-this(one)
hac
these (ones)

4. Demonstrative Pronoun
ILLE, ILLA, ILLUD
That, Those
(English meanings are the same for all three genders, but are given in the masculine only.)
Singular
Plural M. F. N.
NOM.
ille-that(one)
illa
illud
illi those (ones)
illae
GEN.
illius of that(one)
illius
illorum-of those (ones)
illarum
illorum
DAT.
illi to/for that(one)
illi
illis-to/for those (ones)
illis
ACC.
illum-that(one)
illam
illos-those (ones)
illas
ABL.
illo-that(one)
illo
illis -those (ones)