He's Always Talking about Grammar

He's Always Talking about Grammar

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Noun-Pronoun Agreement: Mr. President and the First Lady

Nouns ("Mr. President") and pronouns ("he") must get along in English! They must agree about things like person (I, you, he/she/it, they) and number (singular or plural). In today's podcast, we practice with agreement of nouns and pronouns and listen to some examples from your es ...  Show more

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