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Change the following possessive pronouns to possessive adjectives.
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A syllabic consonant is a consonant sound that forms a syllable on its own, without a vowel.
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and /m/ are examples of syllabic consonant. Indicate by underlining them. (The image already has "and" filled in. Another common syllabic consonant is /m/ as in "rhythm" or /n/ as in "button".)
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A sentence expresses complete idea or thought with subject and verb.
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There is no correct or meaningful sentence without a verb.
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Subject and predicate are the elements of a sentence.
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Write two examples of the following sounds.
- (a) /ɪə/: hear, fear
- (b) /ʊə/: tour, poor
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An adjective modifies nouns and pronouns.
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Change from active to passive voice: We are writing exam:
- The exam is being written by us.
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Assign stress to: Convert (verb)
- conVERT (stress on the second syllable)
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Everybody was late on the rainy day. (was, were)
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All the girls have begun their lessons. (begun, began)
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Mr. Peter is the principal of the college. (principle, principal)
Change the following possessive pronouns to possessive adjectives.
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This car is yours.
- This is your car.
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That house is ours.
- That is our house.
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David has neither a book (b) nor a pen.
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Jude has no problem (a) hasn't he?
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