This document provides information on the proper usage of articles like "the", possessive adjectives like "my" and "your", and possessive suffixes like "'s" and "s'". It also defines common adjectives like "new", "nice", "cool", and "great". Key points include:
- Use "the" for specific nouns but not general/unspecific nouns
- Possessive adjectives and suffixes indicate ownership or possession
- Possessive suffixes change based on whether the noun is singular or plural
- Common adjectives and their definitions are provided
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vocabulary her
1.
2. USAGE OF “THE” FOR SPECIFIC
THINGS
• THE FLOOR IN THE KITCHEN.
• THE PICTURE ON THAT WALL.
• THE NAME OF MA COLLEGE
DO NOT USE THE FOR UNSPECIFIC AND GENERAL NOUNS.
THE WATER IS VITAL X.
WATER IS VITAL.
10. OUR
W E A R E P L A N N I N G O U R W E D D I N G I N
D E C E M B E R .
11. THEIR
M R . A N D M R S . M U M F O R D A R E
E N J O Y I N G T H E I R W E D D I N G .
12.
13. 'S
TO EXPRESS POSSESSION.(“DE”)
FOR A SINGULAR OWNER.
• DANIEL´S CAR ( THE CAR OF DANIEL)
• PAMELA´S KIDS
• THE DONALD TRUMP´S TOWER.
FOR PLURAL NOUNS WITHOUT “S” AT THE END OF THE WORD.
• THE CHILDREN´S HOSPITAL. (THE HOSPITAL OF CHILDREN)
14. S’
TO EXPRESS POSSESSION.(“DE”)
FOR PLURAL ADJECTIVES
THIS IS HIS GRANDPARENTS´ HOUSE ( THE HOUSE OF HIS
GRANDPARENTS)
ROBOTS´ PROBLEMS
FOR SINGULAR ADJECTIVES WITH “S” AT THE ENDING OF THE WORD.
JAMES´DOG
CHARLES´ JOB.
