Learning

1. Learning Aims: pronouns: my/mine, your/yours, etc. & myself, yourself to learn multi-part verbs used to talk about learning

2. Possessive adjectives and pronouns • We use possessive adjectives in front of nouns. I forgot to bring my dictionary. • We use possessive pronouns without nouns. You can use mine.

3. Reflexive pronouns • I – myself • you – yourself • he – himself • she – herself • it – itself • we – ourselves • you – yourselves • they – themselves

4. Reflexive pronouns are used when: • the subject and object of the sentence are the same. I think they enjoyed themselves at the party. • we want to say ‘with no one’s help or company’. He wrote the essay himself.

5. p.77, ex.8 • Catch up with = stici • Fall behind = zaostati • Get on with = slagati se sanekim • Get together = okupiti se , naci se sanekim • Go on = nastaviti • Go over = procikroz (npr. gradivo) • Look up = pogledatinesto u recnikuili u enciklopediji • Put off = odlagati • Put on = igrati (predstavu), odrzati (koncert) • Set up = organizovati, osnovati • Take up = poceti se baviti (sportomilihobijem)

6. Multi-part verbs – practice • She keeps _________ going to the dentist. • After missing a term he had to work hard to ______________ the others. • _________ your work carefully before you hand it in. • The local drama club are __________“Macbeth” at the Playhouse. • _________ the time of the next train in the timetable. • France has ___________ Germany in coal production. • After her early teaching career, she __________to become a doctor. we can use plural when we use collective nouns

7. Multi-part verbs – practice • She keeps putting off going to the dentist. • After missing a term he had to work hard to catch up with the others. • Go over your work carefully before you hand it in. • The local drama club are putting on “Macbeth” at the Playhouse. • Look up the time of the next train in the timetable. • France has fallen behind Germany in coal production. • After her early teaching career, she went on to become a doctor. we can use plural when we use collective nouns