REVISION LESSON

IN ENGLISH 3
“ “When you
know better
you do better.”
– Maya Angelou
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED
Fact and Opinion
Cause and Effect
Personal Pronouns
Demonstrative Pronouns
Possessive Pronouns
Homographs
Homophones
 FACT OPINION
- a thing that is known - a view or judgment
or proved to be true formed in the mind about
- something that has a particular matter not
actual existence necessarily based on fact
- a piece of information or knowledge
presented as having - belief stronger than
objective reality impression and less
strong than positive
knowledge
 Read and analyze each of the
sentences below. Then, evaluate if
it is a FACT or an OPINION.
 opinion 1. We need computers,
__________
cellphones and other technologies
for us to live healthy.
fact 2. If you add 10 dirhams
__________
and 6 dirhams, you get 16 dirhams
as the sum.
opinion 3. Color red T-shirt is the
__________
best match for blue short pants.
 CAUSE EFFECT
-a reason for an -result when
action or condition something is
- something that done or happens
brings about an
effect or a result
 CAUSE AND EFFECT
CAUSE

When you eat too much

chocolate, you will get
fat.
EFFECT
 Read and analyze each of the
sentences below about Corona
Virus. Then, evaluate the
underlined clause whether a
CAUSE or an EFFECT.
 effect
________1. Many people are being
infected by the pandemic virus
because they do not follow the
guidelines and instructions of the
government.
 cause You will get sick and might
_______2.
die if you will not patiently follow
the advice being given by the
medical experts.
effect
_______3. If we eat healthy foods
and drink vitamins, we can simply
help the government eradicate or
slow down the corona virus.
PERSONAL PRONOUNS
Personal pronouns are words that
take the place of nouns. They are
used instead of the names of
people, places, or things. Such as
he, she , we, they, it, I, you, me
, him, her, us, them
 I want you to read this book.

They talked to me about acting in

the play.
 Choose the correct pronoun in
parentheses. Write your answer
on the blank line.
 it
__________ 1. (It, We) is a fantastic
present that I received today.
I
__________ 2. Usama, Ally and (you, I)
took our trip to Grand Mosque.
he
__________ 3. Is (they, he) in the school
right now?
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
Possessive Pronoun is a pronoun
that is used to indicate possession
or ownership. Such as my, your,
his, her, our, hers, theirs,
yours, ours, mine.
This pen is my pen not your pen.

These glasses are mine, not yours.

Complete the sentences below
with a correct possessive
pronoun. Write your answer on
the blank line.
 his______.
1.This is my brother’s book. It is
ours
2. That’s ________. We bought it last two
days ago at the store near park.
mine I would
3. If that puppy were _______,
teach it many tricks.
 DEMONSTRATIVE
PRONOUNS
Demonstrative Pronoun is a
pronoun that points something
specific that can be either near or
far in distance or time. Such as
this, that, these and those.
Fill in the blank with the correct
demonstrative pronoun.
1. _______ bag over there is
That hers.
A
A This C
C That

B
B These D
D Those
2. ________ books right here are
These mine.
A
A This C
C That

B
B These D
D Those
3.Those
_________ students over
there are my friends.
A
A This C
C That

B
B These D
D Those
 HOMOGRAPHS
are words that are spelled
similarly but differed in
meaning and sometimes
even pronunciation.
 Mohammed
Bat is a wants to learn
nocturnal how to properly
animal. bat swing a baseball
bat.
 My palms The tallest
sweat every palm tree can
time I feel palm grow up to 197
nervous feet tall.
Encircle the correct meaning of the
underlined homograph in each
sentence.
1. I don’t think that Shama and
Khalid are a very good match.

A. go together
B. a slender piece of wood to start
a fire
2. I love to drink pineapple juice in
a can.

A. preserve in a sealed container

B. have permission
3. My father bought a candura and
put his change on his wallet.

A. to transform or convert
B. coins
 HOMOPHONES
are words that are
pronounced the same as
another word but has a
different meaning.
 heel heal
The back part of the
to become sound or
human foot below the
healthy again.
ankle.
 hair hare
the mass of thin thread- An animal like a rabbit but
like structures on the head larger with long ears, long
of a person. legs, and a small tail.
 MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE
Identify whether the underlined
word is the proper homophone in
the sentence. If the underlined
word is correct, write TRUE, if false,
write the correct homophone on
the line.
 true
__________ 1. My favorite fruits are
dates, strawberry and pear.
buy
__________ 2. My Mom always bye sale
products at Lulu Hypermarket.
male
__________ 3. Sude is one of my mail
friends.
TOPICS THAT WE HAVE DISCUSSED
Fact and Opinion
Cause and Effect
Personal Pronouns
Demonstrative Pronouns
Possessive Pronouns
Homographs
Homophones
 Thank you!
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