Possessive adjectives show ownership or belonging. They go before a noun to tell whose it is. Subjective Case Objective Case Possessive Adj Possessive Pro Reflective Pro Emphatic Pro I me my mine myself myself We us our ours ourselves ourselves You you your yours yourself/ yourselves yourself/ yourselves He him his his himself himself She her her her herself herself […]

This structure is used to express possession, ownership & relation. Present Perfect: “Have Had” Used for experiences or situations from past until now. Subject + have/ has + had + noun + point of time/ period of time Subject + have/ has + had + adjective + noun + point of time/ period of time

This structure is used to express possession, ownership & relation SIMPLE PRESENT Subject + have/has + noun Subject + have/has + adjective + noun Subject + have/has + adverb + adjective + noun SIMPLE PAST Subject + had + noun Subject + had + adjective + noun Subject + had + adverb + adjective +

A dummy subject is a subject that does not refer to anything specific but is used to complete the sentence structure. 👉 English sentences must have a subject, so we use “It” when no real subject exists. 1. “It” for Weather Expressions Used when talking about weather conditions. Structure: It + is/was/will be + weather

There is used as dummy/ introductory subject to express existence/ presence of someone or something. Present Perfect There + has/have been + noun + period of time/ point of time There + has/have been + adjective + noun + period of time/ point of time There + has/have been + adverb + adjective + noun

There is used as dummy subject to express existence/ presence of someone or something. Simple Present There + is/are + noun There + is/are + adjective + noun There + is/are + adverb + adjective + noun Simple Past There + was/were + noun There + was/were + adjective + noun There + was/were +