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Grammar Course / Module 02
MODULE 02

Nouns, Articles and Pronouns

Use plural and uncountable nouns, a, an and the, this and that, some, any, much and many, pronouns and possessives.

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Lessons in this module

  1. Singular and plural nounsMake nouns plural correctly and use the right verb form with them.
  2. Countable and uncountable nounsDecide whether a noun can be counted, and choose the right words to go with it.
  3. A, an and no article: introduce or generalizeUse a or an for one thing that is new to your listener, and no article for things in general.
  4. The: when your listener knows which oneUse the when you and your listener both know which person or thing you mean.
  5. This, that, these and thosePoint to people and things that are near or far with this, that, these and those.
  6. Some, any, much, many and a lot ofTalk about quantity with some, any, much, many and a lot of.
  7. Few, little, each, every, all, both and neitherTalk about small quantities, and about all, each or both members of a group.
  8. Pronouns and possessives: I, me, my and mineChoose the right form of a pronoun: I or me, my or mine.
  9. Possessive ’s, reflexive pronouns and clear referenceShow who owns something with ’s, use myself and each other, and make it clear who he, she or it is.
  10. Noun-phrase workshop: describe without ambiguityUse nouns, articles, quantity words and pronouns together in a clear description.
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