that / this is
Is there any difference? (I don't really understand which one I'm supposed to use with abstract nouns)
And that’s the mood we're going for!
And this is the mood we're going for!
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"That" means something that is a bit more remote. This is "right here"; immediate. E.g. "That is a good question" - someone else has asked a question; "This is a good question" - the person's question or a question he/she has discovered on their own.
It all depends on context. With practice, you will get better!!!!
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