Reciprocal Pronouns and Their Usage

The video tutorial by Andrew from Crown Academy of English explains the use of reciprocal pronouns 'each other' and 'one another'. It provides examples to illustrate their usage, highlights the formation of possessive adjectives from these pronouns, and addresses common mistakes learners make. The lesson concludes with a summary and additional resources for further learning.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced by Andrew?

• The use of past tense verbs

• Reciprocal pronouns: 'each other' and 'one another'

• The difference between adjectives and adverbs

• The use of future tense verbs

In the example given, what does it mean when Mark and Jane love each other?

• Neither loves the other

• Only Mark loves Jane

• Only Jane loves Mark

• Both Mark and Jane love each other

What is a reciprocal pronoun?

• A pronoun that indicates possession

• A pronoun that shows mutual action or relationship

• A pronoun that refers to an unknown person

• A pronoun that refers to a single person

How are 'each other' and 'one another' used in modern English?

• They are used only in formal writing

• They have different meanings

• They are not used anymore

• They are used interchangeably

Which sentence correctly uses a reciprocal pronoun?

• Mark and Jane love one anothers

• Mark and Jane loves each other

• Mark and Jane love one another

• Mark and Jane love each others

What does the sentence 'We call each other regularly' imply?

• Only one person makes the call

• Both parties call each other regularly

• They never call each other

• They call each other once a year

What does the sentence 'Mark and Jane gave each other gifts' imply?

• Only Mark gave a gift

• Neither gave a gift

• Only Jane gave a gift

• Both gave gifts to each other

Which sentence correctly uses 'one another'?

• They love one another's

• They love one anothers'

• They love one another

• They love one anothers

What is a possessive adjective derived from 'each other'?

• Each others

• Each other's

• Each others'

• Each others's

What is the correct form of 'one another' when showing possession?

• One anothers

• One anothers'

• One another

• One another's