Feb. 7, 2023
Look at them!
Look at them!
He is Tom.
Is this coat Tom's or smith's
It's Tom's.
It's not Smith's.
What is Tom‘s job?
He's office assistant.
Look at her!
The girl's hands are dirty.
Let her come, please.
OK!
Look at them!
Look at them!
He is Tom.
Is this coat Tom's or sSmith's?
We capitalize people's names.
It's Tom's.
It's not Smith's.
What is Tom‘s job?
He's an office assistant.
We use indefinite articles when referring to a person's occupation.
Look at her!
The girl's hands are dirty.
Let her come, please.
OK!
Look at them!
Look at them!
He is Tom.
Is this coat Tom's or sSmith's?
It's Tom's.
It's not Smith's.
What is Tom‘s job?
He's an office assistant.
Look at her!
The girl's hands are dirty.
Let her come, please.
OK!
Feedback
Well done!
Look at them!
Look at them!
He is Tom.
Is this coat Tom's or sSmith's’s?
It's Tom's.
It's not Smith's.
What is Tom‘s job?
He's an office assistant.
Look at her!
The girl's hands are dirty.
Let her come, please.
OK!
Look at them!
Look at them!
He is Tom.
Is this coat Tom's or sSmith's
It's Tom's.
It's not Smith's.
What is Tom‘s job?
He's an office assistant.
Look at her!
The girl's hands are dirty.
Let her come, please.
OK!
Feedback
Good job!
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