English 2nd Term Reviewer 3

The third personal pronouns are _________. These pronouns show ownership and are dependent on the gender and number of the nouns

• 1. Demonstrative Pronoun

• 1. Possessive Pronoun

• Relative Pronoun

• 1. Reciprocal Pronoun

 It gives information to readers. Readers learn something new or improve what they have learned before from reading_________. They are not stories but they are writings that inform.

• 1. Informational Texts

• 1. Restating facts

• Fictional Text

• 1. Informational Report

 It is a useful skill in reading because it teaches you to share, write, or say your ideas from what you have read in your own words.

• 1. Informational Texts

• 1. Restating facts

• 1. Fictional Texts

• 1. Informational Report

Words that are spelled not the way that you would think they are spelled. They are not spelled as they sound.

• 1. Irregularly spelled words

• 1. Regularly spelled words

• 1. Possessive Pronouns

• 1. Restating Facts

Pronouns that show ownership and are dependent on the gender and number of the nouns.

• 1. Demonstrative Pronoun

• 1. Possessive Pronoun

• 1. Relative Pronoun

• 1. Reciprocal Pronoun

Pronouns that do not require an apostrophe.

• 1. Demonstrative Pronoun

• 1. Possessive Pronoun

• 1. Relative Pronoun

• 1. Reciprocal Pronoun

 Possessive pronouns used in showing ownership by a girl

• His

• 1. Her and hers

• Its

• Mine

  Possessive pronouns used as singular third-person pronoun that we most often use to assign ownership to objects or animals (no gender indicated) instead of people.

• His

• 1. Her and hers

• Its

• 1. Mine

 Possessive pronouns used in showing ownership by a boy.

• His

• 1. Her and hers

• Its

• Mine

Possessive pronouns used in showing ownership by someone you are talking to

• 1. Your and yours

• 1. My and mine

• 1. Her

• 1. His