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A Family Apart

This text explores the challenges and stories of a mother and daughter in Ireland, highlighting the importance of subject and object pronouns in their narrative.

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A Family Apart

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  1. A Family Apart Daily Oral Language Week 1

  2. Sentence 1Insert the correct subject pronoun in the blank. life had always bin hard for mother in ireland and ______ left when _______ was a bride of twenty one. the brutal fact was that _______ wouldve starved if _______ had stayed their ma told frances

  3. Sentence 2Insert the correct subject pronoun in the blank. _______ all missed da and the stories _______ used to tell about ireland and how beautiful and green _______ was there. then suddenly _______ got sick and frances would tell da the irish stories that _______ used to tell

  4. Sentence 3 Choosethe correct pronoun. Indicate whether it is a subject or an object pronoun. give that shirt to (I, me) ma said to frances. (I, me) will finish sewing it while you go with (they, them) to the store

  5. Sentence 4 Choosethe correct pronoun. Indicate whether it is a subject or an object pronoun. ma and (I, me) will finish scrubbing the floor when you can tell (she, her) and (I, me) all about your adventure. (we, us) must work fast or mr lomax wont pay (we, us)

  6. Sentence 5 Choosethe correct pronoun. Indicate whether it is a subject or an object pronoun. mara needed more care than you or (I, me) could give ma said. frances tried to sew through her tears i didn’t get to say goodbye to (she, her) (she, her) whispered

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