Understanding Pronouns and Lesson Focus

Mrs. Lawson introduces an oral language lesson focusing on subject pronouns. The lesson emphasizes practicing sentences using the pronoun 'I' with other subjects, highlighting the rule that 'I' should come last in such sentences. Students are encouraged to repeat sentences to reinforce learning. The lesson concludes with a reminder of the importance of correct pronoun usage and a preview of future lessons.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Writing exercises

• Reading comprehension

• Oral language exercises

• Listening skills

Which of the following is NOT a way language is used according to the lesson?

• Writing

• Speaking

• Listening

• Reading

What are subject pronouns used for in sentences?

• To start sentences

• To describe objects

• To end sentences

• To ask questions

Which of the following is a subject pronoun?

• Me

• Us

• They

• Them

In the sentence 'John and I went swimming', which word is the subject pronoun?

• John

• Swimming

• I

• Went

When using 'I' with another subject, where should 'I' be placed?

• Last

• Middle

• First

• Anywhere

Which sentence is correctly structured?

• I and my mom went shopping.

• My mom and I went shopping.

• My mom went shopping and I.

• Me and my mom went shopping.

What is the correct order for using 'I' with another subject?

• I comes last

• I comes first

• I is in the middle

• I is not used

Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

• My cousin and I went shopping.

• I and my cousin went shopping.

• My cousin went shopping with me.

• My cousin and I are shopping.

What should you remember when using 'I' with another subject?

• I should be in the middle

• I should always be last

• I should always be first

• I should not be used