Recent Articles

Tag Archives: english

Reflexive Pronouns

It is used in the cases which people are affected by their work themselves, in other words, in the cases which subject and object are the same person. Look at your arm. You have painted yourself. I cut myself while I was peeling potatoes for dinner. Talking to oneself is …

Read More »

Possessive Pronouns

  The car in the front is mine. There are many keys here. Which of these are yours?  a former colleague of mine  an old friend of hers          ➡ I met another colleague of … yesterday                     …

Read More »

Possessive Adjectives

Possessive Case a) ‘Possessive case’ is that possessive situation is used with nouns. In this case, it is added (‘s) suffix to the end of the nouns.   The new manager‘s performance is not as satisfactory as we have expected. b) If a noun is plural; that is there is (s) suffix …

Read More »

OBJECT PRONOUNS

            Object Pronouns mean article of pronouns. Object pronouns replace the noun which is in case of object in the sentence. I bought her a birthday present. I bought a birthday present for her. You can take your jacket off if you like. You can take …

Read More »

The Emperor’s New Clothes

Once upon a time on emperor lived in a country. His most favorite hobby was clothes. He liked clothes very much. Everyday he bought some new clothes. He never wore the same clothes for more than an hour each day. Everybody in the country knew his interest and came to …

Read More »

The Boy Who Painted Cats

Once upon a time, a poor farmer and his wife lived in a small village in Japan. They were very nice people that they were loved by everyone in the village. They had many children, and it was difficult to feed them good food. When the oldest son was fourteen, …

Read More »

Phrasal Verbs – Week 3

To get through ➡ to overcome To take after ➡ to resemble in appearance or habit To call for ➡ to request, to call someone To back up ➡ to provide support, To run up ➡ to raise To cope with ➡ to handle, to get over, to deal with …

Read More »

Adjectives – Week 3

Basic ➡ essential Beautiful ➡ nice, pretty Best ➡ star, prime Better ➡ preferable Brief ➡ core Bright ➡ intelligent, brilliant Brilliant ➡ bright, marvelous Busy ➡ engaged, occupied Capable ➡ talented Central ➡ principal, main; in or of the center  

Read More »