Subject Pronouns I you he she it we they

Object Pronouns me you him her it us them

Possessive Adjectives + noun my car your car his car her car its car our car their car

Possessive Pronouns mine yours his hers its ours theirs

Reflexive Pronouns myself yourself / yourselves himself herself itself ourselves themselves

Subject + Verb + object. I teach him. Me teach he. She likes him. Her likes he. It's his pen. = It's his. 1st person pronoun I we 2nd person pronoun They 3rd person pronoun He she you there their they're = they are it's = it is its his hers theirs S V O I like those CDs. I like them. Those CDs are from famous jazz artists. They are from famous jazz artists. I teach them. They are taught by me. preposition + object pronoun eg I gave it to him Possessive adjective pronoun + noun My car This is my pen. This is mine pen.

Can I use your phone? Can I use yours?

Part VI exercises p161-168 Participles, Verbals, Pronouns Refer to p158-160: Patterns to Remember begin to notice that their moods are changing/ their moods changing notice + sth + -ing notice their moods changing energy costs which are rising = rising energy costs a room which is occupied by sb an occupied room than + object pronoun eg bigger than me than + subject pronoun + verb eg bigger than I am eg cooler winter than they did family = a family unit = singular > it > verb sg

eg The Indian man's family is very big. It has 12 members. family = many individuals (parents, siblings etc) = plural > they > verb pl The Window family are going to France on holiday. They are very happy.