The Native English Teacher

Personally I resent the use of "sad", "glad", "bad", and "mad".

In my efforts to correct my students, pushing them to express themselves further, I would have given them this chart to analyze.

Express yourself!

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What people fail to understand is that "hope" isn't a mere push for making things happen. We can all hope that tomorrow we will wake up. We can all hope to reach a goal in the end. The secret is working hard towards your end goal. Hope is a seed that is planted into your mind but it's up to you, as a person, to make the change, to make things happen.

A seed of hope can lead to a desire to be better, to do better, and to achieve your goals. If you have that seed, it's up to you to water the plant and bring it into fruition.

I hope everyone has a wonderful Wednesday!

Despite our day-to-day difficulties, we must learn to appreciate the "thunderstorms" so that we may "bloom".

A tree does not bare fruit where the soil lacks nutrition. We do not grow or learn without making mistakes. So learn; allow knowledge to seep in; flourish as an individual.

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Pronoun usage:

Pronouns refer to a replacement of a noun subject in the sense of you, the reader/listener, already know what the subject is that the person is referring to.

He, she, him, her, it, they, them... are all pronouns.

E.g: "Jaden went to the show with 'her' friends."

As a non-pronoun-containing sentence structure, we would see the following:

"Jaden went to the show with 'Jaden's' friends."

Pro-nouns can be categorised into multiple forms, mainly:
Subject
Object
Possessive
Reflexive

As an added bonus we have "possessive adjectives".

Each pronoun ranges from first person - third person.

The use of the English language can be distributed in multiple sections varying from "simple" to a more "complex" nature.

We can use the words "bad", "sad", "mad", or "glad" but such words don't enrich the point or the subject of the sentence.

Let's take a look at synonyms (words that mean the same as the original).

Bad = Horrendous
Sad = Depressed/depressing
Mad = Exasperated
Glad = Ecstatic

Use of such words influences your day to day thinking process as well. You avoid simplicity and exit your comfort zone.