Odor

Vision
Sensation,
Flavor,
Auditory
Sensory Imagery is a strategy that
readers use to think more deeply about a
text. It is when a reader combines their
schema and the information in the text to
create an image in their mind. This image
can represent all of the
five senses (visual, smell, taste, sound,
touch or feeling).
 The Three Cases of
PRONOUNS
• Subjective
• Objective
• Possessive
Direction: Determine which case do the
following pronouns fall under:
1.My car broke down at the mall yesterday.
2.Corina drove to the bus station to meet us.
3.He and I were good friends.
4.The dog is scratching its ear.
5.These pencils are mine.
 Test I.
Direction: identify the case of each
italicized pronoun.
1.Jonathan bought roses for her.
2.They are planning to go to Campuestuhan
Resort tomorrow.
3.You never actually loved Bobby.
4.Those red shoes are mine.
5.Sheila believes this bag is yours.
 Test II.
Direction: Construct sentences using the
ff. pronouns:
1.THEM (objective case)
2.HERS (possessive case)
3.YOU (objective case)
4.YOU (subjective case)
5.HIM (objective case)
ASSIGNMENT
Construct 3
sentences for each
cases of pronouns.