Pronoms et prépositions

Question 1

What are the different subject pronouns?

Answer 1

I
You
She
He
It
We
You
They

Question 2

What are the different object pronouns?

Answer 2

Me
You
Him
Her
It
Us
You
Them

Question 3

What are the different reflexive pronouns?

Answer 3

Myself
Yourself
Himself
Herself
Itself
Ourselves
Yourselves
Themselves

Question 4

What are the different possessive pronouns?

Answer 4

Mine
Yours
His
Hers
Its
Ours
Yours
Theirs

Question 5

When do we use the subject pronouns?

Answer 5

It used as the subject of the verb, which means that it’s the person or thing performing the action.
Ex: He ran home after school

Question 6

When do we use the object pronouns?

Answer 6

Objects pronouns are those pronouns that receive the action of the sentence.
Ex: Can you help me?

Question 7

When do we use the possessive pronouns?

Answer 7

Used to indicate ownership
Ex:
- I want the blue shirt back, it’s mine
- This is your problem.

Question 8

When do we use the reflexive pronouns?

Answer 8

They refer back to a person or a thing. We often use reflexive pronouns when the subject and the object of a verb are the same.
Ex:
- You made this birdhouse yourself
- I taught myself to learn guitar
- One can’t award oneself the prize
- I cut myself while I was making dinner last night.

Question 9

What is a reflexive pronoun?

Answer 9

It’s an object pronoun ending in self or selves that shows the subject of a sentence is the same as the object of the sentence.

Question 10

When do we use the preposition at?

Answer 10

• Clock time
• Street adress, building, specific place

Ex:
- An we meet at eight o’clock
- Is he at the arena

Question 11

When do we use the preposition on?

Answer 11

• Day, date
• names of streets, avenues, roads

Ex:
- Nora arrives on Saturday
- The festival starts on April 20th
- On my birthday, I received a gift
- She lives on Abbey Road

Question 12

When do we use the preposition in?

Answer 12

• month, season, year
• town, city, province, country

Ex:
- We went camping in the fall
- In 2009, she won an award
- Tim lives in Sherbrooke
- Sydney is the name of a city in Australia and in Canada.

Question 13

When does a prepositon is not needed?

Answer 13

with the words this morning, this afternoon, this evening, (at) this week, this month, this year, (on) every day, every week, last Sonday, next month, next year, next week (in).
Ex:
- Can we go this afternoon?
- I will graduate this year
- We take the bus every day
- Jessie arrived last Sunday
- Will you graduate next year?