Lesson Eight

you

plural

These pronouns are used for groups of people to whom you write or speak.

subject = you You are students. You study English online. How often do you come here? Do you know each other? You work very hard on your lessons.
object = you It’s a pleasure to teach you English. I gave you a test. Who called you last night? Did your teacher send you an email? This website is for you to use for free.
possessive adjective = your Your lessons are listed on the homepage.	These are your lessons.
possessive pronoun = yours New opportunities for learning and growth worldwide are now yours thanks to the internet .	The internet is yours to use.
reflexive pronoun = yourselves Help yourselves to some pretzels.	Would you like some pretzels? Help yourselves!

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Aqua Level Exercise 8

Write these sentences and questions in your notebook. Fill in the blanks with….

you  you  your     yours  yourselves

1. This will help ________.

2. Did you listen to __________ after you finished recording?

3. ________ lessons are on the homepage.

4. Is this jacket ________?

5. Is that a picture of ________?

6. ________ must listen to the teacher.

7. Their house is nice, but ________ is nicer.

8. You must protect ________ from the cold weather.

9. Do ________ friends in the chat rooms know who you really are?

10. You all need to take care of this _________.

Next: Lesson Nine

Answers: 1. you; 2. yourselves; 3. Your; 4. yours; 5. you; 6. You; 7. yours; 8. yourselves; 9. your; 10. yourselves.