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    Possisive Noun

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    The document discusses possessive pronouns, simple past tense verbs, and conjunctions. Possessive pronouns show ownership, such as "mine", "yours", "hers", "his", and "theirs". Simple past tense is formed by adding "d", "ed", or consonant + "ed" to indicate an action that happened at a specific time in the past. Conjunctions like "and", "or", "but", "because", and "so" are used to join words, phrases, sentences, show choice or contrast.

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    The document discusses possessive pronouns, simple past tense verbs, and conjunctions. Possessive pronouns show ownership, such as "mine", "yours", "hers", "his", and "theirs". Simple past tense is formed by adding "d", "ed", or consonant + "ed" to indicate an action that happened at a specific time in the past. Conjunctions like "and", "or", "but", "because", and "so" are used to join words, phrases, sentences, show choice or contrast.

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    The document discusses possessive pronouns, simple past tense verbs, and conjunctions. Possessive pronouns show ownership, such as "mine", "yours", "hers", "his", and "theirs". Simple past tense is formed by adding "d", "ed", or consonant + "ed" to indicate an action that happened at a specific time in the past. Conjunctions like "and", "or", "but", "because", and "so" are used to join words, phrases, sentences, show choice or contrast.

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    POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

    To show that something belongs to someone or


    ownership.
    mine
    you ours

    hers rs
    his theirs
    SIMPLE PAST TENSE Regular Verbs

    To show an action that


    by adding d by adding ed by adding ied
    happened at certain time in
    Bake baked Clean cleaned Bury buried
    the past. Eg: yesterday, last Dance danced Cook cooked Carry carried
    week, last year, long time ago, Lie lied Jump jumped Cry cried
    just now. Like liked Laugh laughed Dry dried
    Love loved Open opened Fry fried
    Smile smiled Play played Hurry hurried
    Tie tied Wash washed Marry married
    Watch watched Try - tried
    by adding consonant without any change
    + ed

    Chop chopped Beat beat


    Clap clapped Cut cut
    Drop dropped Put put
    Mop mopped Hit hit
    Stop stopped Shut shut
    The baby cried just now
    Grab grabbed Read - read
    CONJUNCTIONS (and, or, but, because, so)
    And is used to join two words, phrases and sentences.
    Examples:
    And Ravi bought a pen. Ravi bought a ruler.
    Ravi bought a pen and a ruler.

    Or is used to show choice.


    Examples:

    Or Do you want the blue balloon? Do you want the white balloon?
    Do you want the blue balloon or the white balloon?

    But is used to show contrast.


    Examples:

    But Abu is tall. Ali is short.


    Abu is tall but Ali is short.

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