Gear Two
Parts of Speech (Word classes)
1.
Nouns
2.
Pronouns
3.
Verbs
4.
Adjectives
5.
Adverbs
6.
Conjunctions
7.
Prepositions
8.
Interjections
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1.
Nouns are names of people, animals, things and places.
2.
Pronouns are words to replace the nouns mentioned before. We use
them to avoid repeating the names.
The list of Personal Pronouns give
all the details of Pronouns
3.
Verbs are words expressing actions or the state of being. Only
Ordinary Verbs show actions.
Verb-to-be shows the state of being
only.
4.
Adjectives are words used to describe people, animals, things and
places. In other words,
adjectives are words which modify nouns.
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They are usually placed before nouns or after Verb-to-be.
5.
Adverbs
An
Adverb of Manner tells us How an action is done.
An Adverb of Place tells us Where an action takes place.
An Adverb of Time tells us When an action is done.
An Adverb of Frequency tells us How Often an action happens.
An Adverb of Degree tells us To What Extent an action is done.
6.
Conjunctions join words, phrases and sentences.
7.
Prepositions are words that are used to show the relationship
between
the Noun or the Pronoun
(Objective Case (P3) and the rest of the
sentence. It is placed before a
Noun, a Pronoun (P3) and a Gerund
(F2).
8.
Interjections (Exclamations) are words showing the strong feelings of
anger, excitement, fear, happiness, surprise and so on.
Topic 1 Personal Pronouns
P1 P2 P3 P4 P5
1. I my me mine myself
2. You your you yours yourself
3. He his him his himself
4. She her her hers herself
5. It its it --- itself
6. We our us ours ourselves
7. You your you yours yourselves
8. They their them theirs themselves
1.
[I] ---------- the first person singular
2.
[You] ------- the second person singular
3.
[He] --------
the third person singular
(boy / man)
4.
[She] ------- the third person singular (girl / woman)
5.
[It] --------- the third person singular
(animal / thing / place)
[
I / You / He / She / It] ------ Singular in person
[He / She / It] ------- the third person singular
6.
[We] -------- the first person plural
(I ----We )
7.
[You] -------- the second person plural
(You----- You)
8.
[They] ------- the third person plural
(He / She / It ---à They)
Peter and I ------------ We
You and Peter --------- You
The
children
The cats
The
stones
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They
George
and his friends
My
parents
(Without ‘I / You’, all the plural subject
nouns can be replaced by They)
P1
(Nominative Case) / (Subjective
Case)
All the persons ‘I / You / He / She / It /
We / You / They’ are followed by verbs of different tenses.
I walk to school every day.
Peter shouted a lot
yesterday. (1)
P2 (Possessive Adjective) P2 + noun = P4
It is an
attributive adjective. Therefore, it is
only placed before a noun.
That is my brother.
[Their parents] are busy every day.
P3 (Objective Case)
It is used as an object of a Verb, a
Preposition or a Gerund. In other words,
it is placed after a Verb, a Preposition or a Gerund (F2).
After a Verb:
[My mother] hugs (me) every day.
I feed (my dog) every day.
I give (it) (rice and meat).
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After a Preposition:
[I] pointed at (him) just now.
[My aunt] bought (a watch) for (me).
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After a Gerund: (F2 / Ving)
[We] thanked the man for helping (us).
[Biki] remembered meeting (her) before.
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P4 (Possessive Pronouns) P4 = P2 + noun
It is used to avoid repeating the Noun
mentioned earlier.
[That book] is yours.
(yours = your book)
[Mine] is here. (mine = my book)
[This] is Tom’s bicycle.
[Hers] is over there. (Hers = her bicycle)
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P5 (Reflexive Pronouns)
It is used to emphasise. It must agree with the right person.
[I] wash the shoes (myself) every Saturday.
[She herself] prepares breakfast every morning.
(2)
Gear 2 Exercises
Topic 1 Personal Pronouns
Exercise 1
Fill in the blanks with a suitable words in
‘P1 or P2’.
1.
You are Urich. ___________ school
is near the river.
2.
Meena and I are classmates.
_________ talk to each other every day.
___________ Mathematics teacher is Miss Yong.
3.
________ am Aminah. __________
hobbies are reading and drawing.
4.
Peter has many friends. John is
__________ best friend. _________
play and run together every day.
5.
Helen has a pet. ________ is a
hamster. _________ takes care of
_________ pet well.
6.
My uncle is an engineer.
_________ is very busy every day.
7.
__________ love my parents.
__________ are kind and good.
8.
________ is an elephant. ________
legs are strong.
Exercise 2
Fill in the blanks with a suitable word in
‘P1 or P2 ’.
1.
You and Tom are talkative.
_________ talk too much in class.
2.
_________ is Mr Ting. _________
car is blue in colour.
3.
__________ is a squirrel.
________ tail is long and curly.
4.
__________ am Ali. _________
sister is Alice.
5.
John and I have a bicycle.
_________ bicycles are new.
6.
Tina and her friends like playing basketball. _________ play basketball
every Wednesday afternoon.
_________ basketball coach is patient
and good to them.
7.
_________ is Miss Bong. _________
hair is long and neat. ________
is beautiful and good.
8.
You are Joseph. _________ house
is along Jalan Rose. ________ take
good care of it.
Exercise 3
Fill in the blanks with a suitable in ‘P3’.
1.
This is Miss Lau. We all like
_________ very much.
2.
My mother is loving. She hugs
_______ every day. I hug ______ too.
3. I
have a kitten. I give __________ food
and water every day.
4.
Tim’s father is a stallholder.
Tim always helps __________ on the
weekends.
5.
You are helpful. We all like
__________ very much.
6.
George and his friends like fishing.
I often see ________ fishing at the
river near the park.
7.
Rita and I often go shopping together.
Our mothers often go with
__________.
(3)
Exercise 4
Fill in the blanks with a suitable word in
‘P4’.
1.
John and I have kites. John’s
kite is butterfly-shaped and __________
is dragonfly-shaped.
2.
Nora and I have new rackets.
These rackets are ________________.
3.
That is Peter. That toy boat is
____________.
4.
My sister has a doll. This doll
is ______________.
5.
Your kitten is sleeping over there.
_________ is sleeping here.
6.
You love marbles. These marbles
are ______________.
7.
Akira and her friends collect stickers.
These stickers are ___________.
8.
My parents have a new car. This
new car is ____________.
9.
You and Albert have goggles.
These goggles are ______________.
10.
I have a watch. This watch is
______________.
Exercise 5
Fill in the blanks with a suitable word in
‘P5’.
1.
Joe always washes clothes for ____________.
2.
My pet tortoise likes to hide ____________ in the shell.
3. I
look after __________ well.
4.
You and Jurina take care of ______________ very well.
5.
Julia often prepares breakfast for ____________.
6.
You cut _____________ accidentally.
7.
Ahmad and I do the work
______________.
8.
Akira and her friends always share food among _______________.
9.
She carried the load ______________.
10.
The dog licks ____________.
Exercise 6
Fill in the blanks with a suitable word in
Personal Pronouns.
1.
My grandparents are old but ___________ are very healthy.
2.
Cecilia has a uncle. ________ is
a very tall and thin man.
3.
Miss Chieng scolds _________ when we become talkative in class.
4.
The children like Mrs Huang because __________ often tells
____________ interesting stories.
5.
Tina likes to go shopping all by ______________.
6.
“Behave ___________, John,” John’s mother said.
7.
Miss Lee said, “Behave _______________, boys and girls.”
8.
Betty puts her spectacles in a case.
I put _________ in my pocket.
9.
You and Joe like to roam the street.
I often see _________ on Sunday.
10.
James and I enjoy drawing. Miss
Ling often teaches ________ how to
draw. __________ like her very
much because ________ is good and
kind. We always listen to
__________ attentively. (4)
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