- Elementary Level 
- Possessive Adjectives "my, your, his, her, its, our, their"
- Possessive Pronouns "mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs" 
- There are ten questions.
- Choose the correct one

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Choose the correct answer

1.  It is __________ suit. my mine

2.  Gina has got __________ camera.      her hers

3.  __________ desk is that? Who Whose

4.  __________ names are Angela and Michael. Theirs Their

5.  The dog is __________ . Sallys Sally's

6.  This is __________ house. our ours

7.  That is __________ school. Harry's and Richard's Harry and Richard's

8.  They are __________ . her hers

9.  This is __________ classroom. your yours

10.  __________ is this man?                                                                                    Who Whose

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- Elementary Level 
- Possessive Adjectives "my, your, his, her, its, our, their"
- Possessive Pronouns "mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs" 
- Definition and examples
- Lesson and Quizzes

Definition	Examples
possessive adjectives my - your - his - her - its -our - your - their are the possessive adjectives in English. You can use 's with nouns; - ( Tom's book,  David's desk  ) - ( Sam and Jack's house ) - ( Sam's and Jack's house ) they are used to show that "something belongs to someone". They are used before a noun . You can ask questions with "whose?"	It is my bag. It is your desk. It is our house . They are his shoes. These are her books. Its colour is red. Their names are Tim and Bob. It is Nina's house.  That is Gwen's school. This is Tim and Ann's house. Whose pen is this? - It is my pen. Whose book is that? - It is Linda's book. Whose shoes are they? - They are her shoes Whose jacket is this? - It's Ozzy's jacket. Whose desk is it? - It's Bob and Sally's desk
possessive pronouns mine - yours - his - hers - ours - yours - theirs are the possessive pronouns in English. You can use 's with nouns; - ( Tom's,  David's ) - ( Sam and Jack's, Sam's and Jack's ) they are used to show that "something belongs to someone". They replace a noun . You can ask questions with "whose?"	It is mine. It is yours. It is ours. It is his. They are mine. They are yours. They are hers. It is Nina's. They are John's. That is Gwen's. This is Nick and Gina's.  Whose pen is this? - It is mine. Whose book is that? - It is Linda's. Whose shoes are they? - They are hers. Whose jacket is this? - It's Ozzy's. Whose desk is it? - It's Bob and Sally's.

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- Elementary Level
- Past Simple Tense
- was - were 
- There are ten questions.
- Choose the correct one

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Choose the correct answer

1.  It __________ hot last week. was were

2.  David __________ here yesterday.      was were

3.  __________ you at school on Monday? Was Were

4.  Angela and Michael __________ late yesterday. was were

5.  Mr Lee __________ angry an hour ago. wasn't weren't

6.  The shops __________ open on Sunday. wasn't weren't

7.  __________ the weather nice yesterday? Was Were

8.  The people __________ friendly. was were

9.  __________ the museums interesting? Was Were

10.  How old __________ the children?                                                                                    was were

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- Elementary Level
- Past Simple Tense
- was - were 
- There are ten questions.
- Choose the correct one

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Choose the correct answer

1.  I __________ at home yesterday. was were

2.  She __________ at the party two days ago.      was were

3.  Mary __________ ten years old last year. was were

4.  The children __________ on the bus. was were

5.  You and I __________ good friends. was were

6.  They __________ hardworking students. was were

7.  It __________ snowy yesterday. was were

8.  People __________ happy ten years ago. was were

9.  My grandparents __________ English. was were

10.  There __________ a glass of milk on the table.                                                                                    was were

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- Elementary Level
- used to
- Past habits and states
- usage and structure



used to

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Usage	Examples
used to used toexpresses habits or states in the past. These habits and states aren't true now.	I used todrink milk, but now I don't drink it. She used to read story books, but now she doesn't. They didn't use to study hard. There used to be a cafe here.
in affirmatives We use "used to + V1" in the affirmative sentences.	I           used to live in Paris. You     used to live in Paris. She     used to live in Paris. He       used to live in Paris. It          used to drink milk. We      used to live in Paris. You     used to live in Paris. They    used to live in Paris.
in negatives We use "didn't use to + V1" in the negative sentences.	I           didn't use to live in London. You     didn't use to live in London. She     didn't use to live in London. He       didn't use to live in London. It          didn't use to drink milk. We      didn't use to live in London. You     didn't use to live in London. They    didn't use to live in London.
in questions We use "did + Sbj. Pronoun +use to + V1" in questions.	Did    I           use to live in Paris?  Yes, you did. Did    you     use to live in Paris?   No, I didn't. Did    she     use to live in Paris?   Yes, she did. Did    he       use to live in Paris?   No, he didn't Did    it          use to drink milk?     Yes, it did. Did    we      use to live in Paris?   No, we didn't. Did    you     use to live in Paris?   Yes, we did. Did    they    use to live in Paris?   No, they didn't.

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- Elementary Level
- Past Simple
- Past forms of to be
- was, were
- usage and structure


Was and Were

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Usage	Examples
was - were was and were are the past forms of be We use them to give information about people and things, or to talk about existence with There... in the past.	I was ill yesterday. She was at home last night. They were doctors. There were trees in the garden ten years ago.
with names, nouns and pronouns	His name was Robert. He was a student. It was her on the right. They were Italians.
with possessives	It was mine. They were John's. It was hers.
with adjectives	He was crazy. I was hungry. They were naughty. The car was black.
with prepositional places	Raul was here an hour ago. I was in the kitchen in the morning. Angela was at the door two minutes ago.
with time references, age and price	The exam was yesterday. I was ten years old. It was 20 TL. It was £20.
with There...	There were children in the garden. There was an apple on the plate.
with empty subject (weather, temperature, ...)	It was hot yesterday. It was rainy. It was 10 °C last night.
in affirmatives	I           was  late You     were late She     was  late He       was  late It          was  late We      were late You     were late They    were late
in negatives	I           wasn't  late You     weren't late She     wasn't  late He       wasn't  late It          wasn't  late We      weren't late You     weren't late They    weren't late

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