use of "that" for both singular and plural subject

[krishna239455]

Pls tell me can we use relative pronoun "that" for both singular and plural subject?

[sam2304]

'that' is used only for singular subjects, for plural ones we use those.

[EducationAisle]

Yes; when used as a relative pronoun, that can be used to refer to both singular and plural nouns.

Both of the following are correct:

This is the car that belongs to me.

These are the cars that belong to me.

However, when used as a Demonstrative pronoun, that can only refer to singular nouns.

So, following is correct:
That car is mine.

But following is not:
That cars are mine.

[krishna239455]

Thanks Ashish

I got it.