Pronouns. Possessives. All and every

Read the text. Complete the sentences with the missing words from the box.

Ira’s each other every mine ourselves both all her everything

I have a friend. _______ name’s Ira. We’re very different, but we _______ are teachers, so we understand _______ _______ very well.

_______ time we meet, _______ we talk about is our students. _______ students study business English while _______ focus on general English. We like _______ about our work; but most of all, we like the possibility to express _______.

Pronouns

Complete the table.

Personal pronouns	I	We	You	He	She	It	they
Object pronouns	me
Possessive adjectives	my
Possessive pronouns	mine
Reflexive pronouns	myself

Answer the questions.

In what place in the sentence do we use personal pronouns?
In what place in the sentence do we use object pronouns?
Do we use nouns after possessive adjectives?
Do we use nouns after possessive pronouns?
What pronouns do we use if the subject and the object of the action is the same?
What words do we use to show the idea of one to another?

Possessives

We make possessives adding ‘s to nouns. We have only ‘ if the noun is plural.

Nastya’s and Sergey’s flats. Nastya has a flat. Sergey has another flat.

Nastya and Sergey’s flat. It’s their common flat. They both have it.

All and every

All + Plural noun (All students will get the certificates.)

Every + singular noun (Every student will get a present.)

All + of + article + plural noun: I gave h/w to all of the students.

All + of + object pronoun: All of them did the h/w.

All + possessive adjective + noun: I study English all my life.

All + adjective/ adverb/ preposition: She lives all alone.

Pronoun + all: Do it all.

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