Possessive pronouns.

You can find the possessive pronouns with two differents forms:

·If the possessive pronoun is a determinant at the sentence, are:

 Ex: My brother has got a dog.

       det   noun 

·If the possessive pronoun is like a pronoun at the sentence, are:

Ex: The pen is mine.

                        Pron

Verbs and adjectives: feelings.

In my class we started the last term with the verbs and adjectives of feelings. So I'm going to explain it.

Since a verb, we can form adjectives finished in -ED or finished in -ING.
The difference of both adjectives is that:
   -Adjectives finished in -ED are used to explain the feelings of the people. Bored, relaxed, surprised...
    Ex: I don´t like this film, I´m very bored.
   -Adjectives finished in -ING are used to describe situations. Boring, relaxing, surprising...
    Ex: This is a boring film, I don´t like it.

If it isn´t enough for you, here there are two differents links with and explanations of the same.
Verbs and adjectives: feelings
Verbs and adjectives: feelings 2.

Reflexive pronouns

Today, in my class, we started with the reflexive pronouns and my teacher taught me that they are a type of word and they are used for decribe reflexive actions.
In the sentence, the subject and the object coincide.

*We can see that in the plural forms the "-f" is changed by the suffix "-eves".

If it isn´t enough for you, here it´s a link about a video of the reflexive pronouns:
Reflexive pronouns
And if it´s a quite boring for you, here it´s a funny and easy song. You can choose:
Reflexive pronouns song

An other reflexive pronoun is each other that is used to talked about reciprocal actions.
           Ex: ·We sent each other Christmas cards.
                 ·Our friends were shouting at each other all night.

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In my next post I´m going to put a QR CODE of this blog.
If you want, you can keep that image and arrive to the blog when you want with a very easy form.

I hope that it will be useful for you.