The document summarizes a story about a nightingale who thinks a student is a true lover. The student is in love but has no red rose to give to his love. He becomes grief-stricken and laments over his fate. This makes the nightingale believe the student is a true lover. The story also discusses pronouns and their subject, object, and possessive forms.

2. THE NIGHTINGALE AND THE ROSE

3. Murmured - say something in a low or indistinct voice.
"Nina murmured an excuse and hurried away"

4. Dawn- the first appearance of light in the sky before
sunrise.
"he set off at dawn"

5. Heed - pay attention to; take notice of.
"he should have heeded the warnings"

6. Burried - placed or hidden
underground.
"buried treasure"

7. Ridiculous - deserving or inviting
derision or mockery; absurd.
"that ridiculous tartan cap"

8. 1. Why does the nightingale think that the
student is a true lover?

9. As he failed to get the rose,
he became grief-stricken and
hence lamented over his fate.
This made the nightingale
think that the student was a
true lover.

10. The lizard says that it is ridiculous to weep. Do you agree with this
statements? Why?

11. No the students wept because he had no red rose to give
his love.

12. Activity
Musical instruments

13. Stringed instruments

14. Wind instruments

15. Percussion

16. Pronoun...

17. A pronoun is a word that replaces a noun in a
sentence. Pronouns are used to avoid repeating
the same nouns over and over again. For
example, "Jeremy ran so fast, you'd think his
life was on the line." The pronoun "his" saved
us from repeating the name Jeremy again.

18. These pronouns have subject object and possessive
forms.
Read the following sentences.
• But there is no red rose in my garden, so I shall sit
lonely, and she will pass me by. She will have no
heed of me and my heart will break.
• He buried his face in his hands and wept.

19. Categorise the above pronounce as shown in
the table below

20. ASSIGNMENT
There are several personal pronouns in English. Prepare a table of all the
seven personal pronouns and their object and possessive forms.

21. THANK. YOU