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Ref exive Pronouns                              Demonstrative Pronouns /
                                                                            Demonstrative Adjectives

                    Reflexive pronouns are also known as ‘self’      This, that, these and those are known as
                    pronouns as all of them end in -self (singular   ‘demonstrative pronouns’ or ‘demonstrative
                    form) or -selves (plural form).                  adjectives’. They are used with or without nouns.
                                                                     This (singular) and these (plural) refer to people or
              	  A	reflexive	pronoun	is	used:
                                                                     things that are close to the speaker. That (singular)
              	  1	 when	the	subject	and	object	in	a	sentence	are	   and those (plural) refer to people or things that are
                    the	same.                                        further away from the speaker.
              	   	 e.g.	 i)	They	only	think	about	themselves.
              	   	 	  ii)	The	dog	is	scratching	itself.
                                                                                  This	is	my	pencil.	(pronoun)
              	  2	 to	emphasise	a	noun	or	a	pronoun.            	  	             This	is	my	pencil.	(pronoun)
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                                                                                  This	pencil	is	mine.	(adjective)
              	   	 e.g.	 i)	The	girl	goes	to	school	by	herself.  	  	            This	pencil	is	mine.	(adjective)
              	   	 	  ii)	He	himself	told	Grace.	/	He	told	Grace
                    	   	himself.
                                                                 	  That	is	an	aeroplane.	(pronoun)
                                                                   That	is	an	aeroplane.	(pronoun)
              	       Pronouns         Reflexive Pronouns         	  Look	at	that	aeroplane.	(adjective)
                                                                 	  Look	at	that	aeroplane.	(adjective)
              	          I	                 myself                           15 15
                                                                            14 14  0 0  14 14  15 15  0 0
                                                                            13 13  12 12  13 13  15 15
              	         you	           yourself/yourselves                 10 10  11 11  12 12  10 10  1 1 11 11  12 12  1 1 13 13  14 14  0 0
                                                                           9 9  2 2 9 9  2 2 11 11  1 1
                                                                           8 8 8 8  7 7  8 8  3 3  9 9  10 10  2 2  These	are	new	rulers.	(pronouns)
              	          we	               ourselves             	  	     4 4 4 3 4 3  5 4 5 4  6 5 6 5 4 5 4 5  7 7  6 6 4646  3 3 7 7  3 3  These	are	new	rulers.	(pronoun)
                                                                                  These	rulers	are	new.	(adjectives)
                                                                 	  	   0 cm 1 2 1 2  2 2 2 2  3 3 3 3  5 5  5 5  5 5  4 4  These	rulers	are	new.	(adjective)
              	         they	             themselves                    0 cm 1 0 cm 0 cm 1  6 6  0 cm 0 cm 1 6 1 6  6 6
              	          he	                himself
                                                                   Those	are	coconut	trees.	(pronoun)
              	          she	               herself              	  Those	are	coconut	trees.	(pronoun)
                                                                   Those	coconut	trees	are	tall.	(adjectives)
              	          it	                 itself              	  Those	coconut	trees	are	tall.	(adjectives)
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                         The Simple Present Tense                         The Present Continuous Tense


                     The simple present tense is used:                 The present continuous tense is used:
                      i) to show a repeated or habitual action.         i) to show an action that is going on at the time
                        e.g. Nina goes to bed at ten every night.       of speaking.
                       ii) to state a fact or general truth.              e.g. The phone is	ringing now.
                        e.g. Cows live on grass.                             They are	doing their homework now.
                                                                         ii) to express a planned future action.
                                                                          e.g. Mr Lee is	flying to England tomorrow.
                   Subject      Verb          Example                        We are	going for a picnic next Sunday.

                	    I                                                Subject      Verb          Example
                	   You                  •		I	usually	go	fishing	  	    I        am         •	I	am	studying
                                           alone.
                	   We        base	form                                                      now.
                                         	•	Babies	cry	when	       	   You
                	   They                   they	feel	hungry.       	   We
                	 Plural	nouns                                     	   They      are	  +	-ing  •	The	managers	are
                                                                                             having	a	meeting
                                                                   	 Plural	nouns    			form  at	the	moment.

                	   He                   •		He	usually	goes
                                 		        fishing	alone.          	   He
                	   She       +-s/-es/-ies
                                         	•	The	baby	cries	        	   She                  •	He	is	planning	a
                	    It                    when	he/she	feels	                    is
            "                                                      	    It                   trip	to	Europe	next
                	Singular	nouns            hungry.                 	Singular	nouns           month.

                    Time	expressions:	every	day/week...,	always,	       Time	expressions:	now,	at	the	moment	,	at
                    often,	usually,	sometimes,	etc.                     present,	tomorrow,	next	year/holiday...,	etc.

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