Practice 2.1. Personal Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives | (A-Level, Basic)
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We like our English teacher, Mr. Smith, because he helps us understand English well. We learn something new every class. Then we practice it a lot.
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… I hear people say it all the time.
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John and I go out every Saturday, but we are both very tired this week. Maybe we will just watch movies at home. If you want, you can watch movies with us.
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My parents are coming to Chicago for a visit. They visit me on my birthday every year. I want to do something fun with them while they are here. Jazz is their favorite type of music, so I am going to take them to a jazz club. I like jazz, too, so I am sure we will all have a lot of fun.
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Today is Kenji’s first day in his English class, so he does not know anyone.
A girl is sitting next to him. She is French and her English is very good.
“Hi, my name is Claire,” she says to Kenji. Kenji says his name to her.
He tells her that he is from Japan. She wants to know about Japan, so Kenji shows her some pictures of his family.
Kenji says, “These are my mother and father.”
“Do you have brothers and sisters?” she asks. Kenji says he has a brother and a sister and shows Claire photos of them.
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