Avete voglia di migliorare il vostro inglese? I pronomi soggetto e oggetto possono risultare confusionari per chi si approccia all’inglese per la prima volta. Scrambled Eggs corre in vostro aiuto con un bell’esercizio di ripasso!
Subject Pronouns | Object Pronouns (before the verbs) | (after the verb/a preposition)
I work in an office. —> He calls me every day. You are funny. —> I like you a lot. He lives in a house. —> Give it to him after class. She has two daughters. —> I see her every day. It is a nice car. —> Do you like it or not? We speak English. —> Can you take us with you? You are often late. —> Can I visit you this summer? They don’t watch TV. —> Speak to them. They’re nice.
I pronomi soggetto (Subject Pronouns) si utilizzano, come in italiano, come soggetto di un verbo e lo precedono. I pronomi oggetto (Object Pronouns), invece, vengono utilizzati come oggetto del verbo e lo seguono.
Per ripassare questo semplice argomento di grammatica, abbiamo preparato un piccolo esercizio per voi! Non vi resta che osservare attentamente gli esempi che abbiamo inserito qui sopra e poi completare l’esercizio sotto.
Subject Pronouns VS Object Pronouns | Fill in the Blank
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I – ME – YOU – HE – HIM – SHE – HER – IT – WE – US – THEY – THEM
1. Candance saw a movie on Wednesday with her dad. (She) thought the movie was great but her dad didn’t like (it) very much.
2. House plants don’t need a lot of water during the winter. Many people give (them) too much water which can kill (them).
3. Annie and Hector were upset that Nick called (them) wimps.
4. How much does (it) cost for a coffee? I’m not sure that I have enough money to pay for (it).
5. Sara spilled red wine on (her) new pair of jeans!
6. Federico always leaves (his) clothes on the floor. I wish he would put (them) in the laundry sometimes.
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Those irregular verbs! They always cause problems – why do they have to be so different? It can seem like a big challenge to remember all of the irregular verbs, but you can do it if you memorise them in small groups.
It’s important to keep improving your knowledge of these verbs step by step, so here are a few exercises to help you remember 10 important past verbs:
Irregular Past Verbs Quiz
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Choose the right irregular verb at the past.
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SANG – SUNG – SINGED
1. Do you remember who (sang) this song? It’s amazing!
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LOSED – LOST – LOSEN
2. I can’t believe Juventus (lost) again. Bring back Del Piero!
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DRAWED – DRAWN – DREW
3. When I was in high school I (drew) a picture of a dog, but my teacher said it looked like a horse.
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WOKE – WAKED – WOKEN
4. The sound of that car (woke) me up this morning.
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DROVE – DRIVEN – DRIVED
5. He (drove) all the way from New York to LA in a Ford Mustang – what an adventure!
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RIDED – RODEN – RODE
6. Last year I (rode) a horse for the first time. I don’t think it liked me.
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BROKEN – BROKE – BREAKED
7. My nephew (broke) his arm in a game of cricket.
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TAUGHT – TEACHED – TOUGHT
8. My father (taught) me how to play the guitar.
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CAUGHT – CATCHED – CATCH
9. I (caught) a very bad cold last year, I was so ill!
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BAUGHT – BUYED – BOUGHT
10. She (bought) her sister a gold watch for her birthday.
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How did it go? Did you learn some new words? Try to write a sentence with each of these irregular past verbs to help you to remember them. You can even write them in the comments below!
When you are done, try our most common irregular past tense verbs exercise to make sure you know the key verbs!
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Global warming is both vicious and uncertain. While we don’t know exactly how much it will affect our planet over the next few years, the question doesn’t seem to be “if” but rather “how much?” Scientists have recently speculated that many more species than previously anticipated will go extinct in the near future, inflating numbers to a much larger estimate than previously imagined.
Watch the video and then do the accompanying English language exercises.
The news is a consistent source of entertainment, knowledge and discovery that never ceases to exist and always comes out with more and more material each day. Because it plays such a vital part in our lives and is so important to keep up with, it is without a doubt a piece of your everyday routine that can’t go ignored.
Whether it is to understand the ramifications of recent legislation passed, to hear about recent events and grasp the potential consequences to your country, or simply hear about what is happening in other countries in order to compare them to what’s happening in yours, the news is certainly a staple in our lives and the most consistent way to get information.
This is why Scrambled Eggs has decided to unite two of your biggest worlds: learning English and keeping up with what is happening in the world. We hope our challenging daily exercises, composed of listening, vocabulary and comprehension exercises in English, will satisfy both of those above worlds in a satisfactory and also entertaining way.
So enough about introductions, let’s get to today’s Learn English with the News topic:
Scientists all over the world are trying to give names to new plants before they are made (extinct).
According to the Royal Botanical Gardens in Kew (England), plants can be used in the future for medicine, fuel and food. Plants are extremely important for the future of humans on Earth.
Species of plants are beginning to disappear due partly to climate change and partly to humans (destroying) many natural habitats across the world.
New studies have shown that two-fifths of the Earth’s plants are at risk of extinction. This study was (conducted) by more than 200 scientists in 42 countries. This research was presented on the day of the United Nations summit, which asked world leaders to (take action) against the loss of biodiversity.
Only a very small number of plants are being used as food and biofuels at the present time, and yet more than 7000 of them are actually (eligible). This is extremely important, as many people are starving due to (poverty) and the global pandemic.
Around 2500 plants could also provide energy for humans, but only six (crops) - maize, sugarcane, soybean, palm oil, rapeseed and wheat - are currently being used.
In terms of statistics, scientists have announced that the risk of extinction is now a lot higher than they previously thought. In 2016, it was (estimated) that 21% of plants would become extinct. Now, it is around 39.4% - which would equal to 140,000 species!
Future medicine would really (suffer) due to overharvesting, with an estimated 723 plants predicted to go extinct for this reason.
In 2019, 1942 plants and 1886 fungi were discovered by scientists. This includes many species that might be (valuable) as food, drink, medicine, or material.
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Two Fifths of Plants are Going to Go Extinct | True or False
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Plants can be used as medicine, food and fuel
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Climate change is the only cause of extinction
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40% of plants are likely to go extinct
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4. Domanda
The study was conducted by 50 scientists in 100 countries
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5. Domanda
2000 plants are eligible to be used as food and biofuels
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Well done, my friend!
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6. Domanda
In 2016, scientists thought more plants would go extinct than now
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Overharvesting is a big problem for future medicine
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Not quite, better luck next time!
Full Text:
“Scientists all over the world are trying to give names to new plants before they are made extinct. According to the Royal Botanical Gardens in Kew (England), plants can be used in the future for medicine, fuel and food. Plants are extremely important for the future of humans on Earth. Species of plants are beginning to disappear due partly to climate change and partly to humans destroying many natural habitats across the world. New studies have shown that two-fifths of the Earth’s plants are at risk of extinction. This study was conducted by more than 200 scientists in 42 countries. This research was presented on the day of the United Nations summit, which asked world leaders to take action against the loss of biodiversity. Only a very small number of plants are being used as food and biofuels at the present time, and yet more than 7000 of them are actually eligible. This is extremely important, as many people are starving due to poverty and the global pandemic. Around 2500 plants could also provide energy for humans, but only six crops – maize, sugarcane, soybean, palm oil, rapeseed and wheat – are currently being used. In terms of statistics, scientists have announced that the risk of extinction is now a lot higher than they previously thought. In 2016, it was estimated that 21% of plants would become extinct. Now, it is around 39.4% – which would equal to 140,000 species! Future medicine would really suffer due to overharvesting, with an estimated 723 plants predicted to go extinct for this reason. In 2019, 1942 plants and 1886 fungi were discovered by scientists. This includes many species that might be valuable as food, drink, medicine, or material.”