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object/subject pronouns
possessive adjectives/pronouns
possessive case
reflexive pronoun or demonstratives
quantifiers
100

What is an object pronoun?

This is the kind of pronoun that goes after verbs or prepositions.

100

What is his?

The possessive adjective and possessive pronoun that are spelled exactly the same.

100

What is using the word of?

The way you form the possessive case for inanimate things or abstract nouns (e.g., the cost of living).

100

The reflexive pronoun for the subject we.

ourselves

100

What is a few?

The quantifier used with countable nouns to mean not many, but enough.

200

What are he and him?

The subject pronoun and the object pronoun you would use to refer to Ben.

200

Practice: Complete the sentence: "This is not my pen. I think the blue one is _________."

mine
200

What is John and Helen's house?

Show common possession for the house belonging to John and Helen (They own it together).

200

The meaning of by when you say: "Ben repaired the car by himself".


and a synonym - on his own

without any help

200

What are much and many?

The quantifiers that are normally used in interrogative and negative sentences.

300

Complete the sentence with the correct pronoun: "I like him a lot, and he likes _________."

me

300

What are possessive adjectives?

This term refers to words like my and your, which are followed by nouns.

300
  1. The football of John.  John --- football.


  2. The words of Jesus.  Jesus ---words.


  3. The house of her parents.  Her parent --- house.


  4. The friend of Thomas.  Thomas --- friend.


  5. The phone of the brother.  The brother --- phone.


  6. The dresses of the stewardesses.  The stewardesses --- dresses.

John's football.

Jesus' words or Jesus's words.

Her parents' house.

Thomas' friend or Thomas's friend.

The brother's phone.

The stewardesses' dresses.

300

Practice: Complete the sentence with the correct demonstrative: "We were anxious all  _________ day" (referring to a past situation)

that

300

Complete the sentence: "She has hardly _________ tears left".



any

400

What is Laura?

This is the subject of the sentence, "Laura went out with Richard."  AND A PROPER NOUN 

400

I saw an amazing restaurant yesterday, but forgot ____ location.

its

400
  1. Anna has a beautiful ring.  


  2. The kids have a great teacher.  


  3. Johnny has a new bike.  


  4. Mr. Smith has a red car.  

Anna's beautiful ring.

The kids' great teacher.

Johnny's new bike.

 Mr. Smith's red car.

400

I blame me/myself for what happened.

She brought up her children her own /by herself /her.

It's been a long time since we talked to each other/ourselves/us.

You need to shave yourself/you before the interview.

We are very proud of ourselves/us/yourselves.

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400

what verb form do we use after compounds of every?

a singular verb

500

What is it?

You use this word and 'be' as the subject to talk about the weather, distance, temperature, or time.

500

 Is this cup (your / yours)?

 The coffee is (my / mine).

 That coat is (my / mine).

yours 

mine 

mine

500

1. he camera / Tom

2. the eyes / the cat

3. the top / the page

4. the daughter / Mr Smith

5. the toys / the children


  1. the camera / Tom
    Tom's camera
    (Tom is a person, singular noun, so we use 's).

  2. the eyes / the cat

    • The cat's eyes 

    • (Cat is an animal, singular noun, so we use 's).

  3. the top / the page

    • The top of the page 

    • (Page is an inanimate thing, so we use 'of').

  4. the daughter / Mr Smith

    • Mr Smith's daughter 

    • (Mr Smith is a person, singular noun, so we use 's to show relationship).



500

Look at this picture. These are my/ mine daughters. Their/Them/Theirs names are Jane and Laura.

John was born in Bristol, but him/his/your father was born in Manchester.

I/me want to go to a Rihanna concert. I really like her/she/hers.

I don't have my mobile phone. Can I use you/yours/your?

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500

would u like ___ chocolate?

some, it's an offer, not a question