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The pronouns “they”, “it” and “their” are, respectively:

- This text refers to questions 28 to 30.


Not just another subject


English is a means of communication, not just a school subject. It's really important that students not think of English as just another thing they need to learn. Instead, look at it as a way to communicate. Avoid focusing on errors and always speaking "correctly" and praise all of their efforts at communication.

Once a week classes can absolutely be beneficial. By utilizing tools such as music, games and parent participation, you can encourage your students to become confident in their ability to communicate in English ( even if it is just at a basic level for some) and excited about learning more.

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The pronouns “they”, “it” and “their” are, respectively:


A

subject pronoun, subject pronoun, and possessive adjective.


B

subject pronoun, object pronoun, and possessive adjective.


C

possessive pronoun, object pronoun, and subject pronoun.


D

object pronoun, possessive adjective, and subject pronoun.