Unit 4 - Possessive Adjectives
Please, compare the [color=blue]Personal Pronouns with the Possessive Adjectives:
I => my
you => your
she => her
he => his
it => its
we => our
you => your
they => their
That is easy, isn’t it? However, English grammar can be tricky: Many people confuse it’s and its.
Please compare:
This is my car. It’s a Vauxhall. Its colour is green.
OK, we’ll practise some more in Unit 5.
hello torsten,
would you please post a topic concerning different uses of
when, as and if
including examples
when to use a certain one of them
if anyone might have any problems with those forms so
as I have?
with other forms like
as … as
not so … as
as long as
as much (many) … as
as yet
not as yet
as well
as well as
as far as
I thought as much
as for why ???
as if
as if by chance
if so
if not
and if …!
even if
if only
Hi Naufragis, let’s take it one step at a time, we’re getting to those as … as/as if constructions. In this course we are trying to cover all the basics for people who have just started to learn English. I’ll give your question some thought and will let you know of the outcome in a separate message.[YSaerTTEW443543]
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hello again,
I only thought about confirming a plot to those who are able of understanding by meaning already, but also still have problems to use their already known basics in the right way. I refer to a case f.e. that you’re able to follow and understand by meaning what a radio show tells but you aren’t able to reproduce the matter properly.
there?s a german expression for english speaking people who have a huge knowlegment of verbs and forms but also have a lack of using them properly : “r?uberenglisch” , which means to use vocabulary they got already but not got in already.
that’ s exactly what I?m struggeling with.
I’m able to follow any conversation or radio stream or audiobook or written text by meaning but I’m definately not capable of finding all those words and expressions by myself in case I need to express something particular.
many thanks in advance
naufragis
maybe that comes by times but I’m afraid of using certain expressions just because I’m not understanding what exactly that particular meaning is ment? for. by every now and then I got a complete confusion about using words I’ve learned untill now.
maybe that?s a point to create an new topic in forum
Greetings Naufragis,
You have a very valid question which is not easy to answer
all at once, so I shall answer it bit by bit.
Are you living in Germany and speaking German?
If so, I can use some examples in the German and English.
Having a contrast language from which to give an example in
the English is easier.
Best Wishes, Bruce.
hi bruce!
I’m really keen on your examples!
In addition to what I was talking about above, I was creating this topic: surrounding special needs, building collocations, mind maps in order to concentrate explaining to special needs at one place.
please, have a look!
many thanks
naufragis
Hi Naufragis,
I?m glad you like my examples.
Sometimes I write a lot (alot) and have thought
recently that it is better to write small answers more
often and long explanations or answers should be posted
as a new topic or even an article.
I?m particularly pleased that you liked my “ambiguous”
dissection. I got the impression I wrote too much for
most people there.
As far as continuing to clarify any of your questions
about ambiguous prepositions etc. … I am glad to help
anyway I can, so just shoot off with a question and the
answer I give will dictate if it is to be a new topic, an article,
a simple answer or a referral to some of Alan?s work already
published on this Website.
We are now in the Beginners English Department, so please
can you start off the next question as a New Topic for all
to see. Thanks again. Bruce.
Hello Mr, Torsten,
Thank you so much for being helpful and patient. Yes, sir, your lessons were very interesting and I was interested in them .
My practice for the 4th lesson is the following:
“I am Souad and this is my husband Moussa. Both of us are teachers.Our house is a lovely small one but its garden is big. We have two children . Their names are Fares and Fareh. Fares likes school and his bag is always with him . Fareh prefers playing and running, thats why, her attitude is different.”
Mr, Torsten, would you , please, have one minute in front of your PC to assess my work?
Thank you.
Souad.
dear Torsten
My name is filomeno,a filipino, currently working in Riyadh , Saudi Arabia.I’m not an english teacher just an english learner.
I believe, that this website you had established with your team will extend more help for those who are really interested to learn english as thier second language.
I appreciate your effort in sending lessons for our benefits. Thank you on the lesson about possessive adjectives.
takecare and more power for the whole team.
filomeno
Dear Torsten,
I tried your English Test and got 9 out of the 10 questions correct. I have however, not tried your audio recording lessons yet.
I love the test. It’s a challenge for me.
Regards
Adriana
Hello
I am Ahmed
This course is very simple.
I also have knowledge about homophones but I like it . I think its interesting
I need something more difficult because all the lessons very simple for me.
please reply as soon as possobile .
Thank you so much
Ahmed
Dear Ahmed,
Many thanks for your message. Please try this test which is a bit more difficult.
Regards,
Torsten[YSaerTTEW443543]
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Hi Torsten,
I have just completed the test on Possessive adjectives (End/Finish).
I got 9 correct.But I am looking forward for some complex excersises too.
Regards,
Divya
Hi Divya,
Many thanks for joining our forum. Could you please tell me what you mean by “complex exercises”?
Regards,
Torsten[YSaerTTEW443543]
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Hi Torsten,
Thanks for your quick reply.
By Complex I meant little tough.
Regards,
Divya
I see. Is this one advanced enough?
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Torsten[YSaerTTEW443543]
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Hi, Torten,
I am Helder again from Timor Leste.
I have compared the Personal Pronouns with the Possessive Adjectives.
But I want to ask you only one question.
I still don’t understand what the different with the words of my and mine.
Could you please explain it to me?
Regards
Helder
Hello. Mr.Torsten
Thank you so so much for helping & teaching us.
my practice unit4.
My name’ Miigaa and this is my husband. His name is Aagii. We have a dauther. she is 11 years old now.Iam very missing hers smile & smell. We’re both working together in pulp molded producting company in Korea now. Its ligth factory. Most of our workers are foreigners.They are from Russia, China, and Vietnami. We’re talking each other in mixing languages ( russian, korean, english).I understand his/her speaking very well (mix language).
Iam so worry my mistakes please correct me.
Hi Torsten
Thank you for getting me to know about possessive adjectives and It can help me to understand and pinpoint it in a sentence.
Hope we have some more lesson in details like this.
fil
thnx for the lesson it’s easy but more interesting