Page 33 controlled release of chemicals he has attended I take attendance I have asked he asks questions He had worked for Gates He works hard for his money She sang alto She sings daily hope lives in my heart a living memory tourists visit visiting hours the book sold selling price experts know knowing smile	Page 34 SUBJECT PRONOUNS OBJECT PRONOUNS & POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES she showed me I asked her we rode he asked us she takes it with her he works on him they look hard for their keys Dust settled all around them all about him just for them he can wait they must go his bat cracked their gloves shrank her skirt tore their shoes shone its own name their own house talked to himself spoke for themselves
Page 35 he pays the bill tell stories about him she watches her shoes his own dog their own money she is her aunt she sent for her they were after them I am home by five we travelers are tired are you coming with us? she saw it they blamed her they called for them he spoke they listened	Page 36 who said it's raining for whom the bell tolls he lacks money they squander it He's old so they say If they call answer them between you and me you and I left I gambled watch me win to Sam and her she and Sam entered they came with them watch her make bread
Page 37 WHO WHOM WHOSE WHO'S to whom did it come who is that who's there whose books are these who arrived about whom was it written? who brought it for whom are they looking? SOUND ALIKE - DIFFERENT MEANINGS They're nice their bike it's in there their condo too broke too tired	Page 38 me too two girls want to go they went too those two had to go too clever eat here hear me from here Hear that? besides winning stood beside me besides going stand beside me COMMONLY CONFUSED VERBS let go leave some leave it leave town leave open leave gifts
Page 39 let drop let alone leave home leave alone learns to speak teaches Chinese life teaches people learn he taught me I learned I learned English he taught French CONTRACTIONS/POSSESSIVES Who's coming? Whose book? Who's there? Whose scarf? Who's awake? Whose pajamas? It's big. its size It's wide. its width	Page 40 It's easy. lost its way You're asleep. your bed You're dreaming. your dreams are scary You're eating your breakfast COMPARATIVE /SUPERLATIVE the world's largest none is larger the year's worst a worse joke Denver's best a better choice the greenest lawn mine's greener the fastest typist she's faster the highest mountain some are higher the happiest day tomorrow is happier