All Level Grammar Pronoun 3

This is the last of 3 videos on pronouns. In this video 3 types of pronouns, namely, , Relative pronoun, reciprocal pronoun, distributive pronoun are described with example. The other varieties of pronouns have been dealt with in the earlier 2 videos. This video has a list of each category of pronouns and their functions. There are examples for all the forms and explanation of their usage. After giving examples for all these, some exercises for testing the learners’ understanding are given, especially since Relative pronouns are most often misused, all exercises are on relative pronouns and all of them have the answers in the immediately next slide. Wherever possible correct usage and better communication strategies are emphasised. At the end of the video how each video can help in learning not only the topic under discussion but also serve as a comprehensive language improvement package is emphasized.

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[@RekhaPandya-id1tx]

What is the difference between I am told snd I was told. I met some people who are looking for a house. Past tense relative pronoun present continuous tense. Why such sequence of tense.

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[@Manishkumarsingh-y1e]

Pranam None of the injured were seriously hurt . In this sentence why not "was" has been used.despite being the verb of distributive pronoun. Here please explain the use of verb for the distributive pronoun none of Singular/plural noun. Pranam