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One, ones “Do you need a pen ?” “No, thanks. I already have one.”  I prefer light colours to dark ones. The shopkeeper showed me two T-shirts and I bought the one with some flower patterns on. The students in class B have got much better scores than the ones …

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 …

  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                     …

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 …

            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 …