Understanding Pronouns and Verb Forms

The video tutorial by ARA addresses common English speaking errors. It covers topics such as the correct use of apostrophes in shared possession, gender-neutral pronouns for animals, the distinction between 'between' and 'among', plural agreement in sentences, and the proper use of expressions like 'kind of'. It also explains the difference between 'work' and 'job', the correct use of 'beside' versus 'besides', and the plural form of 'deer'. Additionally, it discusses reflexive pronouns and the use of comparative and superlative forms. The video concludes with an invitation for questions.

What is the correct way to show shared possession between two nouns?

• Add an apostrophe to the second noun only

• Add an apostrophe to both nouns

• Add an apostrophe to the first noun only

• Do not use any apostrophe

Which sentence is correct regarding shared possession?

• It was Johns and Peters car.

• It was John and Peter's car.

• It was John and Peters' car.

• It was John's and Peter's car.

When referring to an animal with an unknown gender, which pronoun should be used?

• They

• It

• She

• He

Which pronoun should replace 'his' when the gender of an animal is unknown?

• Their

• Them

• Its

• Her

Which word should be used when referring to a choice between two options?

• Between

• Among

• With

• Along

Which word is incorrect when referring to two people?

• Among

• Between

• Along

• With

What is the correct verb form to use with plural nouns?

• Is

• Was

• Are

• Has

What is the correct verb form for 'PO' in the sentence 'The PO ___ coming'?

• Has

• Was

• Are

• Is

Which of the following is incorrect after expressions like 'kind of'?

• A

• An

• No article

• The

Which article should not be used after 'kind of'?

• A

• No article

• An

• The