Pronoun презентация

Pronoun

Classification of Pronouns

Personal pronouns

Reflexive pronouns

Possessive pronouns

Demonstrative pronouns

Indefinite pronouns

Relative and conjunctive pronouns

Both 1. PRONOUN: I was carrying bags in both hands. 2. CONJUNCTION: The trip was both dangerous and breathtaking.

Both with nouns Both her brothers are living in Canada. Both of her brothers … Both students made good carriers in science. Both eggs were rotten.

However, how to use “both” in the following sentences? However, how to use “both” in the following sentences? We are wounded a little. We can stay here together. They remained there laughing and talking until two-thirty. They are good. We have been invited. They have been waiting for an hour. These films are both famous with people of all ages

We both were wounded = Both of us were wounded. We both were wounded = Both of us were wounded. They invited us both = They invited both of us.

All Put “all” in the right place: We thought we were progressing — now we know we’re only changing. We love music. We are here now.

Exercise 2. Choose the appropriate form of the possessive pronoun. 1 .1 went (my, mine) way, and she went (her, heis). 2. He left (her, hers) with (their, theirs) child. 3. What was this experiment of (your, yours)? 4. He slipped (his) arm in (her,hers). 5. From this point onward (their, theirs) story comes in two versions, (my, mine) and (her, hers).

Exercise 4. Point out the reflexive and emphatic pronouns. State their functions. Translate the sentences into Russian. Exercise 4. Point out the reflexive and emphatic pronouns. State their functions. Translate the sentences into Russian. 1. Robert set himself four drawings per week. 2. Leidner himself is a delightful fellow — so modest and unassuming. 3. James himself had given him his first brief. 4. She had taught Holly to speak French like herself. 5. There was a frame and in it a photograph of herself as a little girl.

Exercise 15. Insert each or every. Exercise 15. Insert each or every. 1. He had been sitting out there, looking suddenly quite horrible with a hand on ... knee. 2. She and Ethel exchanged voluminous letters. Ethel described ... detail of ... current affair. 3. The bedrooms were all the same, ... with a window and a door giving onto the court-yard. 4. We sat around silently for a moment, ... trying to think of some possibility that we had overlooked. 5. He didn’t answer. He had no doubt that she meant ... word she said.