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    This document contains a summary of Unit 7 from the New Headway Plus Beginner level textbook. The unit covers object pronouns and possessive adjectives. It includes questions to test comprehension of these grammar points, such as "Who watches me and I watch her?" and answers using object pronouns like "she" and "her". It also provides examples of questions using "why" to elicit reasons, and answers using object pronouns and possessive adjectives like "his", "her", and "its". Finally, it lists the possessive adjectives for personal pronouns such as "your", "his", "her", "our", and "their".

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    NEW HEADWAY PLUS/

    BEGINNER LEVEL
    UNIT 7
    Instructor:
    Wasan H. Ibrahim, PhD
    Contents

    QUESTIONS OBJECT PRONOUNS/ CAN I…?


    POSSESSIVE
    ADJECTIVES
    Question
    where/when/why/who/what/how many/ how

    Who
    What
    When
    Who
    How
    Why
    How many
    Why
    What
    4

    5
    6
    2
    3
    8
    7
    9
    10
    When
    My next holiday is in the summer.
    How
    I come to school by bus.
    Where
    I live in a village near the sea.
    Who
    My teacher is Jane.
    Why
    I live in France because my wife is French.
    How old

    How many
    I have three brothers.
    What time
    I start work at 6:30 in the morning.
    How much
    £5.30
    you her it
    your
    him his
    her
    it
    us our
    them
    mil
    √ k.
    mil
    √ k.

    √ friend? √

    friend?
    She watches me and I watch
    √
    her.
    √ She watches my and I watch
    she.
    the you
    m

    us him/her
    your

    His
    Her

    its

    Our
    their
    you

    her
    me

    it
    him

    you

    you
    me
    us
    them
    it
    does he drive an old car
    He drives an old car because he doesn’t have any money.

    does she stay at home everyday


    She stays at home everyday because she works at home.

    does she sit at her computer for ten hours a day


    She sits at her computer for ten hours a day because she’s a writer.
    Thank you!

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