Monthly Archives: August 2009
Congratulations, Malaysia!
Wishing all my readers in Malaysia a very happy Malaysia Day!
Filed under General
7.2 These and Those
These and those are demonstrative pronouns. We use them to point out some persons, places or things. They tell us which ones, among many others.
Filed under Demonstrative pronouns, English Lessons, Level 1, Nouns, Pronouns
7.1 This and That
This and that are demonstrative pronouns. They point out a person, place or thing. They tell us which one, among others.
Filed under Demonstrative pronouns, English Lessons, Level 1, Pronouns
6.1-5 Personal pronouns: important points to remember
Here is a chart to remind you of the important points from Lesson 6.1 to 6.5.
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Pronouns
Exercise 24 Write an objective pronoun in each space
Example: Adam and Ali are my friends. Have you met ____ ? Adam and Ali are my friends. Have you met them ?
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Pronouns
Exercise 23 Write a subjective pronoun in each space
Example: These are erasers. ____ are made from rubber. These are erasers. They are made from rubber.
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Pronouns
6.5 Personal pronouns: subject and object
Some pronouns change. There is one form for the subject and another form for the object. You will read in the examples how they change. You and it do not change as a subject or as an object. … Continue reading
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Pronouns
Exercise 22 Write a personal pronoun in each space
Example: Rania and her friends they
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Pronouns
Exercise 21 Write a personal pronoun in each space
Example: Sarah and her cousins they
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Pronouns
6.4 1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person – plural
1st person plural We When you and another person are talking, you call yourselves ‘we’ e.g. We are friends.
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Pronouns
6.3 1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person – singular
1st person singular I When you are talking, you are the first person. You call yourself ‘I’. e.g. I love you, mommy!
Filed under 1st 2nd 3rd person, English Lessons, Level 1, Personal pronouns, Pronouns
6.2 Personal pronouns
We use personal pronouns to name people, places or things without actually saying their names.
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Pronouns
6.1 Personal pronouns
We use personal pronouns to name people, places or things without actually saying their names.
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Pronouns
Exercise 20 Change male words to female and female to male
Example: My father gave the waitress a tip. My mother gave the waiter a tip.
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Nouns
5.2 Gender of Nouns
Animals too have masculine and feminine nouns. Here are some of them.
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Nouns
5.1 Gender of Nouns
A boy is a he. He is of the male sex. In English language, we call the male words masculine nouns. A girl is a she. She is of the female sex. In English language, we call the … Continue reading
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Nouns
4.1-3 Important rules to remember
Here is a summary of the important rules to remember for Lessons 4.1 to 4.3
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Nouns
Exercise 19 Making singular nouns
Example: many red leaves a red leaf
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Nouns
4.3 Singular and Plural Nouns
Some nouns do not follow any rules. Here are some of them.
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Nouns
Exercise 18 Adding ves to a singular noun
Take out the f or fe in these nouns. Add ves after each noun to make it mean more than one. Example: a knife all the knives
Filed under English Lessons, Level 1, Nouns
Diyanah's Deviantart Site
Dyana's Twisted Concoctions
