20150321师长教师版(国外英文资料).docVIP

生版(国外英文资料) Let more children get better education Yangzhou, Beijing fourth campus, the first (2) -- class student edition courseware Unit 3, Welcome, to, Sunshine, Town! 1. mine Mine is a noun possessive, equivalent to ____________. Such as: This coat is my __________________________________________. [expansion] (noun, possessive pronoun) (1) noun possessive pronouns are often used to avoid repetition of nouns mentioned earlier, equivalent to (adjective, principal Pronoun + noun). The classification is as follows: form person mine Singular First person Second person Third person complex First person Second person Third person (2) the use of nominal possessive pronouns: 1) possessive nouns can be used as subject, object and predicative, can be used alone, then no longer with ______ words. A. is used as subject. Such as: Its not my car ________________________. ________________________. My car is at home. B. is used as object. Such as: ______________________________. ______________________________? I broke my pen. May I use yours? (as the object of a verb) ______________________________. ______________________________. Hes not in my room. He may be in his room. (used as a prepositional object) 2) nominal possessive pronouns can form phrases with preposition of, which are used as subordinate attributes to indicate subordinate relations. Such as: ____________________________________. Jack is one of my friends. (for double genitive) [attention] 1) when using a possessive pronoun, there must be a specific linguistic environment, that is, the noun to be omitted, as you already know, has already been mentioned. Such as: There is a Book __________________. ____________. Hers. 2) when the possessive pronoun is used as the subject, the number of the predicate verb should be determined by the number of the pronoun referred to. Such as: __________________________________________? This pencil is yours or hers? - ____________.__________________. (Hers = _______