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Pronouns, adverbs, and simple past tense (structure 1)

  1. 1. Structure 1 By Ade Sudirman, S.Pd 1 Mathla’ul Anwar University PRONOUNS, ADVERBS, AND SIMPLE PAST TENSE
  2. 2. 1. Noun : book 2. Pronoun : I 3. Adjective : smart 4. Verb : study 5. Adverb : morning 6. Preposition : at 7. Conjunction : and 8. Interjection : bravo! 2 PARTS OF SPEECH
  3. 3. Subject Object Possessive Adjective Possessive Pronoun Reflexive I You They We He She It Me You Them Us Him Her It My Your Their Our His Her Its Mine Yours Theirs Ours His Hers - Myself Yourself Themselves Ourselves Himself Herself itself 3 PRONOUNS
  4. 4. The use: To modify a verb, an adjective, adverb, preposition, and conjunction.  He works hard. He is very rich. She worked too hard. They arrived long before the time. We left there shortly before the rain fell. 4 ADVERBS
  5. 5. adverbs Time Place Manner Frequency 5 THE KINDS OF ADVERB We study English everyday. We study English at campus everyday. We study English hard at campus everyday. We always study English hard at campus everyday. He spoke well at the debate this morning He went to the station by taxi.
  6. 6.  The use : Retelling  Verbs usage : verb-2 (+), Verb-1 (-,?)  Time Signals : yesterday, … ago, last….  Auxiliary verb : Did, To Be 2  The formula : S + Verb-2+ Object (Complement)  The teacher taught us English yesterday.  The teacher did not teach us Indonesian yesterday.  Did the teacher teach us English yesterday?  When did the teacher teach us English?  The students were busy two days ago.  The student was not busy a day ago.  Were you happy last night?  Why were you happy last night? 6 3. SIMPLE PAST
  7. 7.  Use the adverbials in their correct place! 1. She went (to school, at 10 o’clock). 2. She drinks coffee (every morning, at home). 3. The train arrived (this morning, late). 4. Let’s go (tonight, to the movie). 5. He played (at the Town Hall, last night, beautifully, in the concert).  Change the following sentences into negative and interrogatives forms! 1. We sang a song a day ago. 2. We were at your home last Sunday. 7 QUIZ 1
  8. 8. The end. Thank you. 8

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