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Reflexive Pronouns
Please click on the following link and study REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS.
http://www.5minuteenglish.com/jun3.htm
http://www.5minuteenglish.com/jun3.htm
A Few Points...
I enjoyed listening to your pronunciation improvement methods on Friday. While I was listening to you, I noted some mistakes. Please read these carefully. Hopefully, these mistakes will not be repeated:
The verb used with "mistake" is "to make"...
examples:
I made a mistake.
She makes many mistakes.
Always use "each other" -- no "s"
"eachothers" is WRONG.
In fact, when you use "each" or "every" you can never use the noun after it in plural form.
examples:
Each child deserves a good education.
Every time I open the mailbox, I see bills.
When you use "even though" in a sentence, you don't use "but"...
examples:
Even though I was thirsty, I didn't drink anything.
I was thirsty, but I didn't drink anything.
Even though I was thirsty, but I didn't drink anything. WRONG
The verb used with "mistake" is "to make"...
examples:
I made a mistake.
She makes many mistakes.
Always use "each other" -- no "s"
"each
In fact, when you use "each" or "every" you can never use the noun after it in plural form.
examples:
Each child deserves a good education.
Every time I open the mailbox, I see bills.
When you use "even though" in a sentence, you don't use "but"...
examples:
Even though I was thirsty, I didn't drink anything.
I was thirsty, but I didn't drink anything.
Thursday, February 2, 2017
Friday 02/03/17
This week, I posted several links about pronunciation. You will use the information on Friday in class.
Be ready to talk about THREE things you can do to improve your English pronunciation.
You MUST talk for at least FIVE minutes.
I suggest using examples to illustrate your point.
Be ready to talk about THREE things you can do to improve your English pronunciation.
You MUST talk for at least FIVE minutes.
I suggest using examples to illustrate your point.
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