5A Grammar Review by Miss Ace

Example: Name

ace_miranda — 2016-09-22 07:45:26 UTC

Part 1
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Part 2
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Part 3 (2 pts)

Part 4 (Interrogative pronoun and interrogative adjective)
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5. (Explanation)

Iggy Beltran

2016-09-23 03:16:32 UTC

Part 1
1. This is so delicious that I want to taste it again.
2. That is a wonderful project so you win $100.
3. These are from London and Kuala Lumpur.
4. Those are my presents from America and Italy.
Part 2
1. This solar kit is from Kuala Lumpur.
2. That flamingo is tall and proud that I rode on it.
3. These toys are from other countries like Singapore and Poland.
4. Those games and books are so cool that I bought 10 of them.
Part 3
The difference between demonstrative pronouns and demonstrative adjectives is that demonstrative pronouns are always followed by verbs like is, are and am. While demonstrative adjectives are always followed by nouns.
Part 4
1. Where is the monument of Nameless Hero of Bangkusay?
2. Who owns this bag?
3. Which game is better, Pokémon Go or Astro Party?
4. What movie is better, Star Wars or Captain America: Civil War?
5. The difference between interrogative pronouns and interrogative adjectives are the same. Interrogative pronouns come before verbs. While interrogative adjectives come before nouns.
Question: Can all pronouns become adjectives?

Julio M. Farncisc.

2016-09-23 03:16:51 UTC

Part 1 - Demonstrative Pronouns
1. That is very nice Bryl.
2. This is my favorite gadget, the IPAD MINI.
3. Those are 5A's awards.
4. These are legal drugs, not illegal.

Part 2 - Demonstrative Adjectives
1. That book belongs to John.
2. This notebook is specifically for Language.
3. Those awards are from 5B.
4. These medicines may help you feel better.

Part 3
The meaning of Demonstrative Prounouns is that they replace nouns. They come before a verb. Demonstrative Adjectives modify nouns generally. They also come before a noun. Demonstrative Pronouns and Adjectives are different because on what they modify.

Part 4
A. Interrogative Pronouns
1. What are you holding?
2. Where do you live, mom?

B. Interrogative Adjectives
1. What book are you reading?
2. Whose turtle is that?

C. Like what I said, Interrogative Pronouns come before the verb. They replace the noun. While Interrogative Adjectives modify the noun. They come before a noun.

Jann Miro Q. Quilantang

2016-09-23 03:17:14 UTC

Part One:
1. This is a nice Labrador.
2. That is my stinky sock.
3. These are my pet turtles named Jeff.
4. Those are my brother's artwork.

Part Two:
1. This sloth is slower than a turtle in slow motion!
2. That train is about to leave the station.
3. These pictures contain Adolf Hitler himself.
4. Those people over there just dabbed a while ago, you missed it!

Part Three:
Demonstrative pronouns tell the reader if the noun being spoken of is either near or far, less or more. Demonstrative adjectives are used to modify the demonstrative pronoun.

Interrogative Pronouns:
1. What is life, the universe and everything?
2. Who ate the spaghetti I was saving for my pet turtle?

Interrogative Adjectives:
1. Which animal do you like best? A tiger with razor sharp teeth, Harambe, or a turtle?
2. Whose cat is that, scavenging through my trash?

Another Explanation (by yours truly):

Interrogative pronouns ask questions about stuff and more stuff, while adjectives

Paul Julian C. Uson

2016-09-23 03:17:16 UTC

Part 1
1. This is the book you have to read.
2. That is my black bag.
3. Those are the things I bought in the mall.
4. These are the things I will give to the poor.
Part 2
1. This shirt is the one I want.
2. That ball is out of air.
3. Those cars in the parking are all very nice.
4. These pens are not mine.
Part 3
Demonstrative Pronouns point to a noun.Demonstrative Adjectives modify nouns.Demonstrative Pronouns are before a verb.Demonstrative Adjectives are before nouns
Part 4
1. What are the assignments for tomorrow?
2. When is the movie going to end?
3. Which bag is yours,the blue one or the red one?
4. What paper will we use for the project?
Explanation
Interrogative Pronouns go before verbs.Interrogative Adjectives that go before nouns.

Please use real names. - Ms. Ace

ace_miranda — 2016-09-23 03:17:19 UTC

Bryl Marcus L.

2016-09-23 03:17:20 UTC

Part l
l.)This is the car I use going to school.
ll.)That is a very long snake .
lll.)Those are the famouse cars by Datsun.
lV.)These are my Jordan Xll shoes.
Part ll
l.)This sport was always my favorite.
ll.)That Pondo ng Pinoy bottle is not yet full.
lll.)Those students are always nice.
lV.)These marbles are his.
Part lll
Demonstrative pronouns

Rajeev Kumar😨😨🐢🐢

2016-09-23 03:17:22 UTC

Part 1

1. Those are my favorite works.
2.This is the toy that i want.
3.These are my favorite games.
4.That is a nice toy.

Part 2

1.That toy is mine.
2.These people don't know how to respect.
3.This boy is smart.
4.Those students are playing baseball.

Part 3

Demonstrative adjectives have nouns after it however demonstrative pronouns don't.

Part 4

Interrogative adjective : Which game would you prefer pokemon go or growtopia.

Interrogative pronouns: What is your favorite sport.

The difference is that interrogative adjectives following word is a noun while intterogative pronouns don't, the following word is a verb.

Gabriel L. Legaspi

legaspim — 2016-09-23 03:17:26 UTC

Part 1:
1. This is the house you saw on television.
2. That is the replica of the statue of "David".
3. These are some ways on how to care for the earth.
4. Those are the city mayors coming to the meeting later.

Part 2:
1.This dog is not mine.
2. That jacket is so hot.
3. These pictures are the Apostles of Christ.
4. Those are mosaics made by famous artists.

Part 3:
Demonstrative Pronouns are words that replace a noun being refered to and is followed by a verb. For example, "That is my test paper in Language." Demonstrative Adjectives are words that modify a noun/ followed by a noun. For example, "Those cellphones are my mom's."

Part 4:
A.) Interogative Pronouns
1. Who is the famous WWE boxer?
2. Where is the world's best fries?
B.) Interogative Adjective
3. Which song should I pick for the contest, "Closer" or "Can't Stop the Feeling"?
4. What brand of swimwear is the best?

Part 5:
Interrogative Pronouns are words that ask questions followed by a verb. For example, "Who is the best of them all?" Interrogative Adjectives are words that ask questions and followed by a noun. For example, "What mall is the smallest in the world?"

Basti L. Santos

2016-09-23 03:17:34 UTC

Part 1

Justin Edward G. Figuerres

justin_figuerres120001 — 2016-09-23 03:17:40 UTC

》Part 1
1. This is my shoe.
2. That is Ms. Ace's shoe!
3. Those are called iguanas.
4. These are my busmate's Tsum Tsums.
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》Part 2
1. This bag is mine.
2. That vest is yours.
3. Those dogs look so cute!
4. These eyeglasses are my mom's.
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》Part 3
A demonstrative adjective modifies a noun while a demonstrative pronoun refers to a noun.
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》Part 4
● Interrogative Pronoun
1. For whom is that letter?
2. What is the note about?
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●Interrogative Adjective
3. What letter was given to him?
4. Whose pen is this?
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Interrogative pronouns ask and refer to the antecedent while interrogative adjectives ask and modify the noun next to it.
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Letter for Ms. Ace:
Ms. Ace, we miss you in enrichment. We hope you will get well soon! 😉 - > 🐳Justin

Antonio Miguel B. Nonato

2016-09-23 03:17:42 UTC

Part 1
1. This is the new iPad that I bought for my school. 📱
2. That is the gift that my grandmother gave me fo my 1st birthyday. 😄
3. Those are the shirts that i will give to the poor. 😎
4. These are the bbasketball shoes I have. 🏀
Part 2
1. This dog is very cute. 🐶
2. That basketball jersey is for my cousin. 🏀
3. Those are my cats. 🐱
4. These ballpens are the ones I'm using tomorrow for the exam. 🖊
Part 3
Demonstrative pronouns are pronouns that are before the be verb while demonstrative adjectives are before a noun. Demonstrative adjectives describe the noun. Examples of demonstrative pronouns and demonstrative adjectives are this, that, these and those. 😃
Part 4
Interrogative Pronouns
1. What did the doctor say?
2. Where did my toy car go?
Interrogative Adjectives
1. Which team do you like better, valor or mystic? [VALOR, OF COURSE 😎]
2. What ball did you give to him? ⚽️🏐🏀🏉🏈🎱⚾️🎾
Interrogative Pronouns are words we usually use in asking questions. They are found before a verb. Interrogative Adjectives are words that describe a noun. They are found before a noun. Example: Which turtle 🐢

Alfonso Miguel A. Maloles

2016-09-23 03:17:50 UTC

Demonstrative Pronouns:
1. This is a wonderful world. 🌏
2. That is a very old church. 💒
3. These are my friends. 👬👬
4. Those are our drawings. ✨

Demonstrative Adjectives:
1. This world is wonderful. 🌎
2. That church seems very old. 💒
3. These teachers teach in 5A, like Ms. Ace, Ms. Dash, Ms. Agnes and Mr. Amir. 🏫
4. Those drawings belong to us. ❇

Explanation Part 1:
Demonstrative pronouns aren't followed by nouns while demonstrative adjectives are followed by nouns.

Interrogative Pronouns:
1. Who is your Language teacher? 💁
2. What is your favorite subject? 🏫

Interrogative Adjectives:
1. Whose bag is this?
2. What subject is your favorite? 🏫

Explanation Part 2:
Interrogative pronouns don't modify nouns while on the other hand, interrogative pronouns modify nouns.

Kenneth Samuel O. Tan

2016-09-23 03:17:53 UTC

Part 1
1 That - That is one of the toys from my birthday.
2 These - These are my favorite things in the world.
3 Those - Those are my things!
4 This - This is the best day ever
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Part 2
1 That - That Ipad is not mine.
2 These - These coloring materials are Ms. Ace's.
3 Those - Those turtles are Gabby's
4 This - This cookie is the best thing I have ever tasted.
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Part 3
The difference of demonstrative pronouns & demonstrative adjectives are demonstrative adjectives are usually before a noun and modifies it, while demonstrative pronouns takes place of a noun phrase
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Part 4
A Pronoun
1 How do you dab?
2 What is a Pokémon?
B Adjective
1 To whom did you give your extra ticket?
2 For what reason did you ask for money?
C Explanation
1The difference of a Interrogativetive pronoun and adjective is the same as the demonstrative pronoun and adjective, interrogative adjectives are usually before a noun and modifies it, while interrogative pronouns takes place of a noun phrase asking a question.
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P.S. Get well soon.

Theodore D. Abara

2016-09-23 03:18:05 UTC

Part 1: Demonstrative pronouns: This, That, These, Those
1. This is an antique painting that came from my grandparents.
2. That is my favorite lunchbox that I bring to school everyday.
3. These are the students who received the St. Mutien Marie Conduct award.
4. Those are my classmates' bags.
Part 2: Demonstrative adjectives
1. This is Kenzo's ADS, that's for sure.
2. That chart is the work of the cooperation between the Philippines and United Nations.
3. That ballpen is his, he is so careless with his belongings.
4. Those people are the victims of the Bubonic Plague.
Part 3: Difference between Demonstrative pronouns and Demonstrative Adjectives
They are similar in which they both refer to a certain noun.
Their difference is that pronouns replace the noun or antecedent unlike the adjectives wherein the antecedent is already stated and the Demonstrative function merely describes the noun or antecedent.
Part 4: Interrogative pronouns and adjectives
A. Interrogative pronouns
1. What are your plans for this weekend?
2. Which are you going to buy, the book or the console?
B. Interrogative adjectives
1. To whom will you give this letter?
2. Whose envelope is this?
The difference between these is that an interrogative pronoun, when asked in a question, will give a noun as the answer.
Unlike interrogative adjectives which yield either a verb or a pronounn

Renzo Ellis P. Dizon ¤

2016-09-23 03:18:09 UTC

P1:Demonstrative Pro. :D
1-This is my house.
2-These are my dogs.
3-That is mind-blowing.
4-Those are my toys.
P2:Demonstrative Adj. :D
1-This laptop is hers.
2-That car is his.
3-These shoes are mine.
4-Those turtles are his.
P3:Explanation. :D
-Demonstrative pronouns DO NOT describe nouns,they simply point to the noun and they are not next to a noun.
-Demonstrative adjectives are just the words used,but they are beside a noun,it points aswell or shows ownership.
P4:Even MORE Sentences! :D
-Who is the owner of the bag beside GATE 4?
-What are the names of the restaurants that you like?
-Whose dogs are lost?

Alvin Miguel M. Dimla

2016-09-23 03:18:10 UTC

Part 1:
1) This is my new ballpen
2) These are my new friends, Kyle, and Rajeev.
3) Look, that's a Blastoise!
4) Those are language notebooks on the desk.

Part 2:
1) This ballpen is mine.
2) These nuts are Gabby's.
3) That sweater is mine
4) Those turtles are Dash's.

Part 3:
The difference between Demonstrative Pronouns and adjectives are that demonstartive pronouns replaces the noun they refer to while demonstrative adjectives are always followed by the noun they refer to.

Part 4:
1. What is an interrogative pronoun?
2. When is your birthday?
3. What book should I read today?
4. Whose book is that

It's ok, Ram. :) - Ms. Ace

ace_miranda — 2016-09-23 03:18:12 UTC

Joaquin Dominic B. Pagulayan

joaquinbpagulayan — 2016-09-23 03:18:13 UTC

Part 1 😆:
1. This is my new tablet.
2. That is her food.
3. Those are my gadgets.
4. These are my pet dogs. 🐶
Part 2 😏:
1. This shirt was used before.
2. That hamburger🍔 looks delicious.
3. These people are very smart.
4. Those shoes are old.
Part 3😜:
1. Demonstrative Pronouns - Are always followed by verbs like are, am and is.
2. Demonstrative Adjectives - Are always follow by a nouns like people and teachers.
Part 4🐧:
1. Whose Pokémon Go account is that?
2. Which is better PS4 or Xbox One? (PS4 lol)
Or
Which is better Mystic, Valor or Instinct? (Valor lol)
3. Where is Harambe now? (RIP😔)
An interrogative pronoun asks questions like what, which and where.
An interrogative subject modifies nouns.

P.S. Dabbing is cool like bruh...😑 (Dab)
and dogs are also adorable.😛🐶🐕(they are Senpai).

Franco Antonio Crame

2016-09-23 03:18:14 UTC

1. This is a turtle.
2. That is a pidgey.
3.These pokemons are my strongest ones.
4.Those are the balls that I am looking for.

1. That is a cockroach.
2. This is the best dayin my life!
3. Who owns these two balls?
4.Get those ants of my bed!

Demonstrative pronouns come before the verb in the contrary, demonstrative adjectives modify the noun.

1. What are those?
2. Who among us play Geometry Dash?

1. Which one do you prefer? The white shirt or the black shirt?
2. Whose ball is this?

An interrogative pronoun are examples such as who, what, where & when meanwhile an interrogative adjectives are examples like whose and which.

DONE!

Russo Gabriel S. Formoso

2016-09-23 03:18:16 UTC

Demonstrative pronouns
1. That is a turtle.
2. These are my turtles.
3. Those are the zoo's turtles.
4. This is a turtle I just bought.

Demonstrative adjective
1. This turtle is cute.
2.These turtles are small.
3. That turtle is yours to keep.
4. Those turtles are slow.

Explanation:
Demonstrative pronouns can stand alone without the word they refer to, but demonstrative adjectives cannot.

Interrogative prounoun
1. Who is this?
2. Whose is this?

Interrogative adjective
1. Who is this man?
2. Whose turtle is this?

Explanation:
Interrogative pronouns can stand alone without the word they refer to, but interrogative adjectives cannot

John Marko C. Si

2016-09-23 03:18:21 UTC

Diego

2016-09-23 03:18:22 UTC

Hendrick Esben V. Ricalde

2016-09-23 03:18:27 UTC

Part 1
1. This is my favorite.
2. That is a turtle.
3. Those are my shoes.
4. These are my favorite toys.
Part 2
1. This school is very big.
2. That is a nice project.
3. Those cars are expensive .
4. These gadgets are not mine.
Part 3
Demonstrative pronouns replace nouns and come before a verb. Demonstrative adjectives modify and come before a noun.
Part 4
1. Whose is that?
2. What are those?
Interrogative pronouns are

Zachary P. Blanco

2016-09-23 03:18:36 UTC

Part 1
1. This is my pet dog.
2. That is my bag.
3. Those are my chocolates.
4. These are his equipment for basketball.
Part 2
1. This house is big.
2. That car is nice.
3. Those churches are wide.
4. These cats are orange.
Part 3
Demonstrative pronoun comes before a verb while demonstrative adjectives comes before a noun.
Part 4
Interrogative pronoun
1. Who is this?
2. What is that animal?
Interrogative adjective?
1.What animal is this?
2.What toy is this?

Alfonso Gabriel H Manuel

2016-09-23 03:18:41 UTC

Part 1:
1. This is the toy I bought yesterday in the mall.
2. That is so heavy.
3. These are yours to keep and use.
4. Those are needed in the project in Language.
Part 2:
1. This dog is cute and mine.
2. That car is very fast.
3. These projects are very colorful.
4. Those boxes are from your aunt in U.S.A.
Part 3:
Demostrative pronoun replace a noun while Demonstrative adjective

Kenzo E. Chua

2016-09-23 03:18:45 UTC

Part 1:
1.This is the XBOX controller.
2.That is Hitler's monument.
3.Those are Gabby's Turtles.
4.These are my favorite things.
Part 2.
1.These Turtles are amazing.
2.Those cars are really fast!
3.That car is my dad's.🚘
4.That turtle is super cute!🐢

A Demonstrative pronoun that
replaces the entire noun.
On the other hand, Demonstrative adjectives Follow that noun that they are reffering to.

Part 4:
1.Who can give care to a turtle?
2.What can I give Her for a gift.
3.These Balls are mine.
4.Those PS3s are damaged.
😢

Hi

legaspim — 2016-09-23 03:19:02 UTC

Diego Tanalgo

2016-09-23 03:19:05 UTC

Part 1
1. This is my toyhttp://pearl.lsgh.edu.phhttp://www.google.com.ph/webhp?client=tablet-android-samsung&source=android-home&gws_rd=cr&ei=ZsrvVdWtOteMuASGh46oBQ/http://pearl.lsgh.edu.ph/. =)

2. That is his painting.
3.Those are the best projects.
4. These are the books I bought yesterday in the bookstore.
Part 2
1. This book is the book my mom gave to me at my birthday.
2. That painting is the famous painting Starry Night.
3. These toys are the old toys that I am going to donate next Saturday.
4. Those cookies are the best cookies I ate.
Part 3
A demonstrative pronoun is followed by a verb and demonstrative adjective is followed by a verb.
Part 4
1. Who is the one that helped him?
2. To whom is the letter for?
3. What movie are you watching?
4. Which color is your favorite?
Interogative pronouns are used to ask or introduce a question while interogative adjective are used before a noun.

Jan Stephen D. Ventanilla

2016-09-23 03:19:07 UTC

Part 1
1.This is my notebook for Language.😎
2.That is my new PS3 for Ms. Ace.😄
3.These are the baseballs I have.⚾️
4.Those are all for Ms. Ace.😊

(Then your mom says, "Im wathcing you"😑)

Part 2
1.This bat does not belong to me. 😁
2.That bag looks amazing!😱
3.These shoes come from my dad.😄👍
4.Those phones are my friend's.📱

(Then Ms. Ace sees you gambling.😤)

Part 3
Demonstrative PRONOUNS are used before a linking verb. Demonstrative ADJECTIVES are used to modify a noun.

Part 4 ( What-Which)
1.What is my favorite kind of turtle?
(AKA: Sea Turtle🐢)
2.Which does Diego like, Ponies🦄 or Turtles🐢?
(AKA: More likely to be turtle 🐢)

1.What bag do you like?
(AKA: More likely THE BIG ONE *NOT PERV.*)
2. Which dog is cute?
(AKA: IDK

It is all for you to get better Ms. Ace. And when you get back, well let you dab😄

Teachers who dabbed:
1. Ms.Dash
2. Mr.Joey
3.Gng.Carmela
4.Mr.Amir
5.Mr. Rammel (Pricipal)

Lorenzo Miguel O. Maliks

enzquick77 — 2016-09-23 03:19:24 UTC

Part 1:
1. This is my favorite toy.
2. That is awesome.
3. Those are mine.
4. These are Basti' stuff.
Part 2:
1. This 3DS is Syd's
2. That ID is Joey's.
3. Those toys are Gabby's.
4. These gadgets are mine.
Part 3:
A demonstrative pronoun replaces a noun while a demonstrative adjective modifies a noun.
Part 4:
1. What are those?
2. Where will I go?
3. Which gaming console is better? The Xbox One or the PS4?
4. What show is this?

An interrogative pronoun modifies a noun while an interrogative pronoun replaces a
noun.

Ram Labilles 🐢🇰🇵🇷🇺🇦🇴

ram_labilles — 2016-09-23 03:19:27 UTC

Part 1:
1.This is the bathroom.🚽
2.That is Basti's red vest.
3.These are my turtle shells.🐢🐢
4.Those are Syd's Pokémon merchandise.
Part 2:
1. This pen was bought by Syd.🖊
2.That turtle is amazingly big.🐢
3.These trains are very sophisticated.🚄
4.Those World War One books are from Basti.📕
Part 3:
A Demostrative PRONOUN replaces a noun while a Demonstrative ADJECTIVE modifies the noun.
Part 4:
Which does Basti support more, Hitler or Stalin?

How ya donig ms -marko

2016-09-23 03:19:33 UTC

I'm a little sick, but getting better so far. Thank you. Marko. :) - Ms. Ace

Lucas H. Celorco;)

2016-09-23 03:19:52 UTC

Part 1
1. Those are my pencils.
2.This is my bag.
3.That is your room to stay in.
4.These are my toys.
Part 2
1.This will help me perfectly.
2.That is very complicated.
3.Those kids are very impolite.
4.These will be completed tommorow

John Marko C. Sison

2016-09-23 03:19:54 UTC

Part 1:
1. That is my school ( Hogwarts )
2. This is Harry's robes
3. These are the owls mails
4. That is Ron's wand
Part 2:
1. That bathroom is occupied
2. This is book is Hermione's
3. These brooms are used by Quidditch players
4. Those potions are for Prof. Snape
Explanation Part 3:
A demostrative prounoun is specifically used to point out the reffered noun whereas demonstrative adjectives are used as a modifier and can be followed by a question ( who which what etc.)
Part 4:
1. What do dementors look like ?
2. Where did Hermione place the time-turner ?
3.

Josh Angelo D Pacis

2016-09-23 03:20:03 UTC

Part 1 Demonstrative Pronouns
This is a turtle.🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢
That is a banana.
These are my trains.
What are those!
Part 2 Demonstrative Adjectives
This girl is my SENPAI. ( SENPAI NOTICE ME )

Basti Sebastian L Santos

2016-09-23 03:20:11 UTC

Part 1
1. This is my brothers toy. 🏎
2. That is Ram's model planes and trains. 🚂
3. Those are delicious cookies! 🍪
4. These are my Pidgeys. 🐥

Part 2
1. This controller is huge! 🎮
2. That is a Galapagos Tortoise. 🐢
3. Those are small vests.
4. These are Ram's photos of WW1 and WW2 books he wants. 📷

Part 3
A demonstrative tell what a noun is.
A demonstrative adjective modifies a noun.

Part 4
What side are Kyle,Enzo,Ram choosing now? 🎲
Whose flags are these?🇵 🇵🇭
Which turtles are Rajeev's? 🐢
Why did the chicken cross the road?

A interrogative pronoun asks a question
Like a demonstrative adjective , interrogative adjectives also modify a noun.

PS- get well soon ms ace!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🤘🏻

Jonathan

2016-09-23 03:20:13 UTC

Raphael P. Pamugas

2016-09-23 03:20:53 UTC

This is amazing!
That is great.
These are mine.
Those are theirs.

This car was used before.
That mountain is tall.
These people around me are kind.
Those schools are wide.

Demonstrative pronouns are before a verb. Demonstative adjectives modify and come before a noun.

What is this?
How can you do that?
What tower did you make?
Whose pen is this?

Just like Demonstrative pronouns and adjectives, Interrogative pronouns and adjective are the same thing.
Interrogative pronouns are before a verb. Interrogative adjectives modify and come before a noun.

Jonathan Raphael M Salvador Jr

2016-09-23 03:21:20 UTC

Part☝
1That is good.
2This is my picture.
3 Thease are dogs.
4 Those are my ballpens.

Part✌
1This is the best day ever!
2Those balls are big
3Thease are the smallest

Dominic Miguel D, Ceñido

2016-09-23 03:21:31 UTC

Part one:
1. This is a turtle.
2. That is a train.
3.These are my shoes.
4.Those are those? (📞 Calls 911 *says* HELP HE NEEDS SOME MILK ALSO RIP HARAMBE!!!!!!!ps I like turtles I NEED DAT MILK PLZZZZZ!!!!)

Part 2

1. This dude dabbed in style.
2.That ballpen is small.
3.These turtles are cute.
4.Those games are complete RIP-OFFS.

Part 3 🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Gabriel Syd O. Paguio

2016-09-23 03:22:54 UTC

Part1
This is my 3DS.
That is a train .
Those are Gabby's turtles.
These toys are his.
Part2
His toys are those.
That guy's dab was awesome.
These are the works of all the students.
This tablet is rigged .
Part3
De

Good day, my dearest 5A gentlemen. :) Remember to make your work creative. 5 REWARD TICKETS for the most creative padlet work. :) - Ms. Ace

ace_miranda — 2016-09-23 03:23:32 UTC

I'm reading a lot of sentences with "turtles". - Ms. Ace

ace_miranda — 2016-09-23 03:28:20 UTC

-Alvin/Kyle

2016-09-23 03:28:59 UTC

Miss, kamusta ka na ?

Hi Alvin and Kyle! I'm a little bit sick, but getting better so far na. :)
Thank you. :) - Ms. Ace

Miss, si Kyle to, kaya pagbalikmo baka papagalitan mo na ako.
Hi Ms.Ace, I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU, EVERYBODY IS CELEBRATING THATHERE IS NO MORE IMPROMPTO SPEECH,

Hahah, when I get back on Monday. Promise. We will have the impromptu speech. iOS10 version. :)

woohoo....?....... (😑)

Kenzo, kindly revise your sentence number 3. - Ms. Ace

ace_miranda — 2016-09-23 03:30:38 UTC

Get well soon ms Ace! 😀😀👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻🐢 -Dash the turtle is my pet.

2016-09-23 03:30:51 UTC

Thank you, Dash. :) It is quite ironic that your name is beside a turtle. :)

Apa Salvador

2016-09-23 03:30:59 UTC

CONTINUATION
4

Get well and God bless Ms. Ace

2016-09-23 03:31:25 UTC

Thank you so much. That is sweet of you. :) God bless you too. :)

Get well Ms. Ace!😀- Iggy

2016-09-23 03:31:42 UTC

Good morning Ms. Ace

2016-09-23 03:32:23 UTC

-Julio

Good morning as well, Julio. :)

👍🏻☘ -Dash

2016-09-23 03:32:35 UTC

I hope you will be fine soon -Cas=) 👍

2016-09-23 03:32:36 UTC

Thank you so much, Cas. :) - Ms. Ace

2016-09-23 03:32:47 UTC

Ms. Ace, get well soon and hopefully you'll be back on Monday. God bless you! ☺ - Migs

2016-09-23 03:32:49 UTC

Thank you so much, Migs. That is so sweet of you. See you next week. Thank you for the prayers. :) <3

You're absolutely welcome, Miss Ace. 😃

Everyone misses you!😀

2016-09-23 03:33:00 UTC

From: Iggy

I miss you all too. Thanks, Iggy.

Get well Ms. Ace. We love you!☺ -Gabbie

legaspim — 2016-09-23 03:33:06 UTC

I love you too guys. Thanks, Gabbie. :)

Apa

2016-09-23 03:33:43 UTC

4 That is a big car.
Part 👌
Demonstrative pronouns replace nouns that tell a certain place but demonstrative adjectives also are used to describe
Part 👌+☝
What is your name?
What are those?

Why are those big?
Why s that ball big

God Bless you Ms. Ace! Long Live Ms. Ace!- Iggy👍🏽

2016-09-23 03:34:02 UTC

Alvin Miguel M. Dimla

2016-09-23 03:35:35 UTC

Part 1:

1. This is my new ballpen.
2. These are some amazing shoes I just bought yesterday.
3. That is a painting of St. John Baptist De La Salle.
4. Those are some of my favorite chocolates.

Part 2:

1. This is my new R.C. car.
2. These are some delicious nuts.
3. Look, that's a Blastoise!
3. Those are smone nice shoes.

Part 3:
Demonstrative pronouns some how describes or tell what a noun is. But, a demonstrative adjective modifies the specific noun being used in a sentence.

Part 4:

1. What are those doing on the wall?
2. Where do I go to find the theater?

Rajeev Kumar

2016-09-23 03:36:48 UTC

Ms how are my sentences and one thing i forgot (dab)
Your sentences are ok. Ms. Ace (DAB)

Stephen, I find your sentences quite funny. :) - Ms. Ace

ace_miranda — 2016-09-23 03:36:54 UTC

Lol-Jio

2016-09-23 03:37:11 UTC

Get well Ms.- Enzo

enzquick77 — 2016-09-23 03:37:17 UTC

Thank you, Enzo. :)

Gabriel Syd Paguio

2016-09-23 03:37:37 UTC

Continuation
Part
Demonstrative adjective is pointing at a place but in place of an adjective while demonstrative pronouns take place of a noun
Part
Where is my car?
What is life anymore ?
Life is what these days?
My car is where?

2016-09-23 03:37:40 UTC

We thank you in this and last year.
We all hope you get well soon! -Raphael P. Pamugas

Thank you so much, Raph!

Pray to God every night before you sleep ! Again, get well Ms. Ace and support Gabbie and Theo for the Music Fest!- Iggy👍🐢🐢

2016-09-23 03:37:44 UTC

Ms Ace dat turtle is my pet🐢🐴

2016-09-23 03:37:55 UTC

God bless, Ms. Ace

2016-09-23 03:37:59 UTC

Alfonso Gabriel H Manuel

2016-09-23 03:38:37 UTC

Part 1:
1. This is the toy I bought yesterday in the mall.
2. That is so heavy.
3. These are the same thing.
4. Those are the things needed for the project.
Part 2:
1. This dog is cute and mine.
2. That car is very fast.
3. These projects are very colorful.
4. Those boxes are from your aunt in U.S.A.
Part 3:
Demostrative pronoun replace a noun while Demonstrative adjective are used to modify a noun.
Part 4:
1.What is needed in the project?
2. Which is better for the recipe?

Hi ms Ace! May i know if i can erase the message? Kenzo

2016-09-23 03:39:48 UTC

Which one, Kenzo?
Sentence number 3 ms

Ok you can. I saw already the revision made. Thanks. :)

Thanks Ms.Ace ! God bless and get well soon ms.!☺

Thank you, Kenzo. :)

Commendations with the use of your emojis. :) Keep it up! - Ms. Ace

ace_miranda — 2016-09-23 03:40:23 UTC

Typographical error Alvin- Iggy(take 2 Alvin).

2016-09-23 03:40:41 UTC

Feel well Ms. Ace - Franco Crame

2016-09-23 03:40:47 UTC

Thank you, my dear Franco. - Ms. Ace

🆗 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🍇🍲🍍🍛🍰🍤🍛🍍🍫🍤🍩🌭🍢🍗🍷☕️🌽🍼🍶🍻🍞🍺🍻☁️🌫💦☁️🌨🦀🙈👢👤👤👹😴😥💤😴😴😟😢☹️

2016-09-23 03:40:53 UTC

2016-09-23 03:41:08 UTC

Make sure to make powerpoints and another Kahoot! game for us!
P.S. Do not dab. Even once. Anywhere. Case I am tired of it.

☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

2016-09-23 03:41:12 UTC

I am happy Jio

Are you happy for us Ms. Ace?- Iggy🎗🆙🆗🆙

2016-09-23 03:41:29 UTC

Try to insert photos as well. - Ms. Ace

ace_miranda — 2016-09-23 03:41:31 UTC

God Bless

2016-09-23 03:41:37 UTC

God Bless Ms Ace I pray you get well soon

2016-09-23 03:41:38 UTC

Thank you very much. :)

Let's pray for Ms. Ace and HARAMBE- Jio

2016-09-23 03:41:39 UTC

Jio, who is Harambe??
Harambe is a gorrila ms ace a dead one

God bless Ms Ace Ram (Turtles🐢 Vs Trains🚈)

ram_labilles — 2016-09-23 03:41:53 UTC

Ms Ace, we all miss you in enrichment. We hope that you will get well soon!

justin_figuerres120001 — 2016-09-23 03:42:13 UTC

-Justin

I miss you too. Thanks, Justin! :)

Miss Steff substituted for encrichment.

And miss what do you mean with the picture thing?

to add creativity to your work. :)

Tanks Im typing in Justin's tablet-Fonzy

Part 3 (Dash likes turtles 🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢👍🏻)

2016-09-23 03:42:14 UTC

(Turtles r cool)

(Ok I'll stop)

(RIP HARAMBE) ok I'll stop now

Demonstrative pronouns are used as linking verbs and replace nouns.Demonstrative Adjectives modifies nouns and others.

HARAMBE is an ape RIP 🙊🐵😢😤😭

Lucas- bye its lunch

2016-09-23 03:45:29 UTC

Rajeev Kumar

2016-09-23 03:45:35 UTC

Ms how was it and bye its lunchhhh

Bai ms ace -renzo

2016-09-23 03:45:48 UTC

I miss your dabbing -Ram :)

ram_labilles — 2016-09-23 03:46:01 UTC

Bye Ms. Ace! - Migs

2016-09-23 03:46:01 UTC

Bye. See you next week. :) Ms. Ace

ace_miranda — 2016-09-23 03:46:32 UTC

Bye ms ace ! Stay swag -Dash

2016-09-23 03:46:43 UTC

Dash likes turtles 🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢

2016-09-23 03:47:24 UTC

THEODORE D. ABARA

2016-09-23 03:47:25 UTC

Sorry Ms. Ace I misspelled pronoun and forgot the period.

It's ok. You can still edit it later. :)

We Ms. Ace and Harambe ( a gorilla) jio

2016-09-23 03:47:38 UTC

From: Jann Miro Quilantang

2016-09-23 03:55:14 UTC

Re: dabs are everywhere

Recently, Ms. Carmela just dabbed. Now, we are targeting other teachers to do this sign of freedom called the "dab". This has been fun. The dabbing invasion has begun. Run! Hide! Take cover! They're coming!

P.S. I am now having lunch! See you next week for the improvisation! :D

(Written at: _________)

I like turtles

2016-09-23 10:51:52 UTC

I like I like I like I like Turtles 🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢 -Dash (if ur still online ms ace then

Ms.Ace we hope you get well soon,God bless, we miss you☺☺

2016-09-23 11:07:13 UTC

# pray for Ms. Ace and HARAMBE ( a gorilla that died and is internationally known for a heroic act ) - JIO I LIKE TURTLES🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢

Did you see my work Ms. Ace part 2 sentence 1 about my SENPAI lol- Jio

2016-09-23 11:14:17 UTC

Como estas el señor Jio ahora estoy hablando en Español.

2016-09-23 11:27:07 UTC

-Dash dem turtle Spanish dow🐢🇪🇸

May the dab be with you!- Iggy

2016-09-23 11:53:47 UTC

2016-09-23 11:59:47 UTC

"May all the turtles live!"From 101 quotes from Kenzo

2016-09-24 10:30:09 UTC

John Marko Lawrence C. Sison

2016-09-25 03:03:48 UTC

3. Which house did you get sorted into ( gryffindor, slytherin, hufflepuff or ravenclaw ) ?
4. Whose invisibility cloak is that ( obviously Harry or James( his son ) owns it ) ?
5. Interrogtaive pronouns modify nouns while Adjectives don't .

Get Well Soon Ms.Ace!-Renzo

2016-09-25 09:33:26 UTC

Alejandro Mikael R. Bautista (Kyle)

2016-09-25 09:49:29 UTC

Part 1
This is my pet dog Peeves.
That is not Jio's senpai.😄
Those are giant ants.(gi-ants, get it?🤑😝)
These are my friends.(That includes 5A and all the teachers, yes you too Ms. Ace!$)

Part 2

This girl is Jio's senpai.
That teacher is Ms. Ace and she is one of my favorite teachers.(Yes Ms. Ace, that is true(no joke))😝🐢
These girls have a crush on Dash.(hahahahahahahahahahahahahahah burn Dash)😝🤑😎
Those bags are very similar.

Part 3

Demonstrative pronouns and adjectives are only different because demonstrative pronouns are not followed by a noun, only demonstrative adjectives are followed by a noun.

Part 4

Who owns this orange bag?(ans. is Ms.Dash)
Which would you like better Ms. Ace, an IPhone 6 or a hover board?

Whose jug is this?
What bag can we buy for Ms. Ace Stephen?

Part 5

The difference between interrogative adjectives and pronouns is the same as the difference between demonstrative pronouns, interrogative pronouns are not followed by a noun and interrogative adjs. are followed by a noun.

Sorry for submitting this late Ms. Ace, my only chance to do this was today(Sunday) since my tablet was out of battery last Friday.
I miss you a lot Ms. Ace. It has been a long time since I have seen you.I hope you are feeling better.
Get well soon Ms. Ace!!!!😍😇😎🙃😇🐢

WE MISS YOU MS.ACE!!!!!🙃🙂😎😍😇👼🏽😄😝😛😀😘😜🤑👍🏻😊😋

2016-09-25 10:31:25 UTC

-5A

Kyle(CONTINUATION OF STEPHEN'S LIST OF TEACHERS WHO DABBED)

2016-09-25 10:45:07 UTC

6. Br. Vic

Part 4[The Continuation

2016-09-25 10:47:37 UTC

Renzo Ellis P. Dizon
Blah blah blah..
-Which team will you pick?

An Interrogative pronoun asks questions ,which the answers will be in a form of a noun.Interrogative Adjectives,just like Demonstrative Adjectives,they modify a noun.

FINES ;]

Consiga pronto la Sra As y nos vemos la próxima semana!

2016-09-25 21:37:54 UTC

Obtenez bien bientôt Mme Ace et vous la semaine prochaine!
-Kyle
P.S. Did you understand that?(heheheheheheheheheh)😋😝😉😛😜

Kairu

2016-09-27 11:22:31 UTC

Karin wa, anata ga mā, watashi wa Nihon no misutakairu o hanasu koto ga dekiru, Watashi wa Nihon no amarini Kairu-kun o hanasu koto ga dekimasu

-Dash (Japanese) Kyle read xD