Reflexive Pronouns
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Relative Pronouns
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Relative Pronouns
*Riddle*
In which galaxy is the Earth?
The milk way 🤓
What is the correct structure for sentences with "Zero Conditional"?
If + subject + verb in present simple + complement ; Subject + verb in present simple + complement
What is the correct structure for sentences with "First Conditional"?
If + subject + verb in present simple + complement ; Subject + will + verb in infinitive + complement
What is the correct structure for sentences with "Second Conditional"?
If + subject + verb in past simple + complement ; Subject + would + verb in infinitive + complement
*Riddle*
Who painted "The Starry Night"?
Vincent Van Gogh 🤓
These words are used when the subject and object of a sentence are the same entity, reflecting the action back.
Reflexive Pronouns
*Riddle*
What is the name of the largest ocean on earth?
The Pacific Ocean 🤓
Complete the following sentence:
If Hannah __________ enough money ; She __________ a modern smartphone.
A) save - will buy
B) save - would buy
C) saves - will buy
C) saves - will buy
*Riddle*
What is the highest mountain in the world?
Mount Everest 🤓
What is the correct structure for sentences with "Third Conditional"?
If + subject + had + verb in past participle + complement ; Subject + would + have + verb in past participle + complement
Complete the following sentence:
She looked at ____________ in a mirror.
A) myself
B) himself
C) herself
C) herself
Complete the following sentence:
If I __________ the bus ; I __________ a uber to work.
A) miss - take
B) missed - taken
C) missing - taking
A) miss - take
*Riddle*
Who wrote "Romeo and Juliet"?
William Shakespeare 🤓
Complete the following sentence:
If We __________ more free time ; We __________ around the world.
A) has - would travel
B) had - will travel
C) had - would travel
C) had - would travel
Complete the following sentence:
Clarke and Bellamy __________ married If They __________ to the same university.
A) wouldn't have gotten - hasn't gone
B) won't have gotten - hadn't gone
C) wouldn't have gotten - hadn't gone
C) wouldn't have gotten - hadn't gone
These are used to refer to nouns, whether they are people, places, things, animals, or ideas, it depends on what we are referring to and the type of sentences. They can be used to join two sentences.
Relative Pronouns
Complete the following sentence:
Snakes __________ If they __________ scared.
A) bites - is
B) bitting - were
C) bite - are
C) bite - are
Complete the following sentence:
They __________ tired tomorrow If They __________ to bed early.
A) will be - don't go
B) would be - don't go
C) will be - doesn't go
A) will be - don't go
Complete the following sentence:
Joseph __________ to Paris if He __________ good French.
A) wouldn't move - didn't speak
B) wouldn't move - didn't spoke
C) wouldn't moved - didn't speak
A) wouldn't move - didn't speak
Complete the following sentence:
If We __________ time ; We __________ The Louvre museum.
A) has had - would have visited
B) had had - would have visited
C) had had - will have visited
B) had had - would have visited
Complete the following sentence:
The woman ______ won the lottery is my aunt.
A) who
B) which
C) where
A) who
Complete the following sentence:
If I __________ late for dinner ; they __________ eating without me.
A) is - starts
B) am - start
C) are - starting
B) am - start
Complete the following sentence:
My granny __________ a cake for you If She __________ enough strawberries.
A) will bake - have
B) will bake - has
C) would bake - have
B) will bake - has
Complete the following sentence:
You __________ this exam If You __________ more.
A) would Passed - studies
B) would pass - studied
C) will pass - studying
B) would pass - studied
Complete the following sentence:
I __________ with you if You __________ me about the concert.
A) would have gone - had told
B) would have gone - has tolded
C) will have gone - had told
A) would have gone - had told