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Chapter 2: Lesson 3: Possessive Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns   A Possessive Pronoun shows that something belongs to someone. Examples of some can be as followed: Mine, Yours, His, Hers, Ours, and Theirs.   For instance:   The last piece of pizza is mine.   I think this dirty shirt is yours.   Sally wanted everyone to know the new pet cat was hers.   The problems I face with most authors when I go through their manuscripts is vague pronouns.   Examples:   Jessica wanted to get a []

Chapter 2: Lesson 2: Objective Pronouns

Objective Pronouns   An Objective Pronoun is a pronoun that takes the place of the object of a sentence.   The object of a sentence is the thing that happens to a sentence.   Examples:   Mary hit the gate.   The bride carried the bouquet of flowers.   Some Object Pronouns can be as followed: Me, You, Her, It, Us, Them, Whom and That.     ————-   Jeyran Main   If you would like a book review click here If []

Chapter 2: Lesson 1: Subjective Pronouns

Pronouns   A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun (Person, place or a thing).   Examples:   Katy ran for class president. She can for class president.   “She” takes the place of “Katy”   The football players celebrated. They celebrated.   “They” takes the place of “The football players”   Subjective pronouns are pronouns that take the place of the subject of the sentence.   What is the subject of a sentence? It is the thing []

Chapter 2: Lesson 2: First Civilizations – 3500 BC -300 CE

Akkadia Akkadia was led by Kind Sargon for over 50 years. He is the first kind in history! King Sargon united some of the Sumerian cities discussed in the previous lesson but later on they fell under the ownership of Babylonia.   Babylon Babylonians were led by a man named, Hammurabi. They were the ones that conquered the southern Sumerian cities and created an empire. They built roads creating easier travel routes and better trading. Hammurabi is famous for creating 282 laws, []