LESSON 3 REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS

Reflexive pronoun

A reflexive pronoun is used when a noun does something to itself

e.g.Singular:myself,yourself,himself,herself,itself

plural:ourselves,yourselves,themselves

LESSON 2 POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS & PROSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

One.Possessive pronouns

A possessive pronoun shows that something belongs to someone/something.

e.g.Singular:mine,yours,his,hers,its

Plural:ours,yours,theirs

Two.possessive adjectives

e.g.Singular:my,your,his,her,its

Plural:our,your,their

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present continuous =am/is/are+present participle[-ing]

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positive sentence   negative sentence questions

Events scheduled conference

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Countable Nouns:

two girls

four t-shirts

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plural:

Positive sentence:The puppies have a home.

                                   (subjeict)(verb) 

Negative sentence:The puppies do not have

               (subject)(helping verb) (main verb)

a home.

Negative sentence:The puppies don't have

                                              (contraction)

a home.

Question:Do the puppies have a home?

(helping verb)(subject)(main verb)

singular:

Positive sentence:He likes reading.

                     (subject)(verb)

Nagative sentence:He dosen't like

          (subject)(helping verb)(main verb)

reading.

Question:Does he like reading?

    (helping verb)(subject)(main verb)

• Positive sentence:The  have a home