1. . . . (late, lately). 2. - . . . . (wrong, wrongly) 3. . . . (hard, hardly). 4. . . . (near, nearly).
Ex. 27. Translate into English.
1. , . 2. , -. 3. . 4. . 5. . 6. , . 7. . 8. . 9. . 10. , . 11. . 12. . 13. , . 14. -, . 15. ?
THE PRONOUN
The pronoun is a part of speech, which points out objects & their qualities without naming them.
POSSESSIVE and PERSONAL PRONOUNS
Personal pronouns
| 1. Before verbs as subject: I You He She It We You They | 2. After verbs as object: me you him her it us you them |
Possessive pronouns
| 1. Followed by nouns: My Your His Her Its Our Your Their | 2. Not followed by nouns: mine yours his hers its ours yours theirs |
EXERCISES
Ex. 1. Fill in the blanks with personal pronouns.
1. I see a teacher, I see . 2. Please, read this letter, read . 3. I know the boy, I know . 4. Im glad to meet both Tom and Ann, Im glad to meet . 5. Give me the book, give to me. 6. I dont like Anns brother, I dont like . 7. This task was given to you and to me, it was given to . 8. This is my watch. bought yesterday. 9. She didnt come. What happened to ? 10. Do you have a new dress? Show to ! 11. Id like to have some biscuits. Can you pass to ? 12. She needs the money. Give to . 13. We are worried about you. Tell what is happening. 14. Sue seldom visits her parents. often phones . 15. Kevin and Bess have bought a washing machine. are proud of .
Ex. 2. Answer the questions, using mymine, etc.
Model: This book belongs to me. This is my book. The book is mine.
1. Do these shoes belong to your husband? 2. Will this new flat belong to them? 3. This umbrella doesnt belong to you, does it? 4. These books belong to us, dont they? 5. Do these things belong to him or to her?
