What is correct english: 'Look at them two' or 'Look at those two'? Are both not correct? Please clarify

Answer 1

The correct form is "look at those two". The word "them" would be wrong in this context but you could correctly say "look at them".

Answer 2

Look at those two is correct. The other is not.

Answer 3

You could also use Look at the two of them

Answer 4

Those two is the only one which is correct. It is because "those" is used as a demonstrative pronoun in relation to the word "two". (Which two? Those two!) Them is a pronoun used on its own as the object of a sentence and therefore does not sit happily next to the word "two". although as someone has pointed out, it is possible to speak of "two of them".

Answer 5

"Look at those two" is considered grammatically correct. However, English, like all languages mutates, evolves, mixes with other languages, has regional and cultural differences, and so on. For me, if it can be understood, then it is proper English.

Answer 6

Look at those two is grammatically correct.

Answer 7

You can say look at them or look at those. If you want to add the 2 then you should use the second. "Look at those two".

Answer 8

'Look at those two' is grammatically correct. The use of the word 'them' isn't.

Answer 9

look at those two is better english than the other one

Answer 10

"Look at those two" is correct.

Look at "them" two or even "they two" are dialectal forms and not correct even though widely used. Other dialectal use that is widespread in English might include such loathsome vulgarisms as "we were sat" , "if I was..." and "yous".....