MS4 level being good citizen -imperative- (1) (1).pdf
Subject & Object Pronouns Explained
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9. Object Subject Person Me I 1 st Singular: Us We 1 st Plural: You You 2 nd Singular: You You 2 nd Plural: Him , Her , It He , She , It 3 rd Singular: Them They 3 rd Plural:
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50. Subjects and Predicates- Review It is easy to identify the predicate of a sentence: Simply look for the verb! Every sentence of English has a verb. The subject of the sentence answers the questions: Who or What predicate ?
51. Note : Direct objects also answer the questions: Who or What . However , direct objects appear AFTER the verb, while subjects appear BEFORE the verb. Example: 1. John sold his car. To find the object we ask : What did John sell? To find the subject we ask : Who sold his car?
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73. The word “that” – Distribution tests I read that book. your *it Result : Determiner! I read that . *your it Result : Dem. Pronoun! I saw the kid that cried. who *while Result : Relative Pronoun! I saw that you cried. *who while ate Result : Conjunction!
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