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I  really think the years bring  me  more beauty. She  is right. But, on  my  opinion, the years got me more wisdom. All time’s marks on  my  face are  mine .  I  want to keep  them  because  I  am proud of  them .
 
 
 
 
I You She He It We You They The underline words  ARE NOT  the  SAME  thing|person. The underline words  ARE  the  SAME  thing|person. Why does  he  blame  you ? Why do  you  blame  yourselves ? My dog  hurt  the cat . My dog  hurt  itself. Susan  sent  me  a copy. Susan  sent  herself  a copy. Can  I  help  my children ? Can  I  help  myself ?
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
* Another is used as an adjective with expressions of time, money, and distance, even if these expressions contain plural nouns. It means “an additional” in these expressions. Adjective Pronoun Meaning Singular *Another  pen (is) Another (is) One more  in addition to the one(s) already mentioned. Plural Other  pens  (are) Other s  (are) Several more  in addition to the one(s) already mentioned. Singular The other pen (is) The other (is) All that remains from a given number; the rest of a specific group. Plural The other  pens  (are) The other s  (are)
Indicate reciprocical relationship Example: “We talk to  each other  every day.” It gives the idea of “alternate.” Example: “Please, let me hear from you  every other  week.” It is used in time expressions such  the other day, the other morning, the other week…, to refer to the recent past. “ I talked with Vanessa  the other  morning.” It expresses the idea that separate actions occur very close in time. “ The movies was terrible; consequently,  one  person  after the other  went out from the theater before the movie’s end.” It is usually used after a negative to mean “except.” “ Nobody will do a grammar presentation today  other than  Fabiana.” It is used to explain, usually in simpler or clearer terms, the meaning of the preceding sentence(s). “ Dark chocolates are rich in antioxidants and phenols,  in other words , they are excellent for your health.” Each  other One   other Every   other The   other One after the  other   |  one after   another Other   than In  other  words
 
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Subject pronoun Object pronoun Possessive pronoun Possessive adjective Reflexive pronoun
[object Object],[object Object],Subject pronoun Object pronoun Possessive pronoun Possessive adjective Reflexive pronoun
[object Object],Subject pronoun Object pronoun Possessive pronoun Possessive adjective Reflexive pronoun
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Subject pronoun Object pronoun Possessive pronoun Possessive adjective Reflexive pronoun
 

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  • 2. I really think the years bring me more beauty. She is right. But, on my opinion, the years got me more wisdom. All time’s marks on my face are mine . I want to keep them because I am proud of them .
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  • 7. I You She He It We You They The underline words ARE NOT the SAME thing|person. The underline words ARE the SAME thing|person. Why does he blame you ? Why do you blame yourselves ? My dog hurt the cat . My dog hurt itself. Susan sent me a copy. Susan sent herself a copy. Can I help my children ? Can I help myself ?
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  • 9. * Another is used as an adjective with expressions of time, money, and distance, even if these expressions contain plural nouns. It means “an additional” in these expressions. Adjective Pronoun Meaning Singular *Another pen (is) Another (is) One more in addition to the one(s) already mentioned. Plural Other pens (are) Other s (are) Several more in addition to the one(s) already mentioned. Singular The other pen (is) The other (is) All that remains from a given number; the rest of a specific group. Plural The other pens (are) The other s (are)
  • 10. Indicate reciprocical relationship Example: “We talk to each other every day.” It gives the idea of “alternate.” Example: “Please, let me hear from you every other week.” It is used in time expressions such the other day, the other morning, the other week…, to refer to the recent past. “ I talked with Vanessa the other morning.” It expresses the idea that separate actions occur very close in time. “ The movies was terrible; consequently, one person after the other went out from the theater before the movie’s end.” It is usually used after a negative to mean “except.” “ Nobody will do a grammar presentation today other than Fabiana.” It is used to explain, usually in simpler or clearer terms, the meaning of the preceding sentence(s). “ Dark chocolates are rich in antioxidants and phenols, in other words , they are excellent for your health.” Each other One other Every other The other One after the other | one after another Other than In other words
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