Class 7 Grammar : Guided and Free Writing
Dialogues: 7 Grammar: Guided Writing
Dialogue No. 1: who, who, whom, what
A: Who's organizing the charity event?
B: I'm not sure, but I'll find out. Who should I ask?
A: Who do we need to contact for sponsorship?
B: I'll find out who we should reach out to for
sponsorships.
A: What's the purpose of the fundraiser?
B: I'm not sure. Do you know what the event is aiming
for?
A: I'm not sure either. Let's find out what the
organizers have planned.
Dialogue no.2: either of, each, everyone, that
A: I wish I could afford a luxurious house like that.
B: Well, you know, either of us can achieve our dreams
if we work hard.
A: True, everyone deserves to have a beautiful home.
B: Absolutely. Each person has their own vision of
what makes a house perfect.
A: That's so true. It's all about finding the right
fit for ourselves.
Dialogue no.3: which, what, that, -self
A: Which book should I read next?
B: What genre are you interested in? That might help
you decide.
A: I enjoy mystery novels, but I'm open to
suggestions.
B: In that case, I recommend that book on the shelf.
It's a thrilling mystery that you'll enjoy immersing yourself in.
Dialogue no.4: nobody,
mine, you, that
A: Nobody understands me like you do.
B: That's because I've known you for years. I can
sense what's on your mind.
A: Sometimes I feel lost, but talking to you brings
clarity.
B: Remember, you have the strength within yourself to
overcome any challenges. That's something no one can take away from you.
Write a conversation
between two students talking about the usefulness of daily homework given to
the children. Then, underline the pronouns used in it.
Student A:
Hey, have you ever thought about why we get homework every day?
Student B:
Yeah, I think about it sometimes. It can feel like a lot, but I think there's a
reason for it.
Student A:
Yeah, I think it helps us practice what we learn in class and get better at it.
Student B:
Exactly! It also helps us learn how to manage our time and be more organized.
Student A:
Yeah, it's true. It also prepares us for tests and makes sure we understand the
lessons well.
Student B:
That's right. Even though it can be hard, it helps us think more and solve
problems on our own.
Student A:
Yeah, it's like continuing our learning outside of school.
Student B:
Yes, exactly! So, even though it can be tough sometimes, it's important for us
to grow and do well in our studies.
In the conversation, the
pronouns used are:
- Student A: you, we, it,
our
- Student B: it, us, we,
it, our
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