English Grammar Essentials: Pronouns, Tenses, and Passive

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English Pronoun Reference Table

Subjective PronounObjective PronounPossessive DeterminerPossessive Pronoun
IMeMyMine
YouYouYourYours
HeHimHisHis
SheHerHerHers
ItItItsIts
WeUsOurOurs
TheyThemTheirTheirs

English Conditionals and Usage

  • First Conditional: IF + Present Simple + Future (If you study, you'll pass)
  • Second Conditional: IF + Past Simple + Would + Infinitive (If you studied, you'd pass)
  • Third Conditional: IF + Past Perfect + Would + Present Perfect (If you had studied, you would have passed)

Adjective and Preposition Combinations (Stoar Off)

  • Sorry for: Sympathy
  • Sorry about: Regret
  • Proud of: Pleased
  • Similar to: Be like...
  • Similar in: Explain the similarities
  • Good with: Be good with someone or something
  • Good of: Benefit
  • Worried about: Be concerned
  • Pleased with: Feel good about something
  • Pleased about: Something
  • Pleased to: Greeting
  • Late for: Don't be punctual
  • Interested in: Curiosity or attention

Passive Voice Tense Structures

TenseAuxiliary "Be"Past Participle Example
Present SimpleAm / Is / AreChosen
Present ContinuousAm / Is / Are + BeingChosen
Modals (Could, Must, Have to, Can, Should, May)BeChosen
Past SimpleWas / WereChosen
Past ContinuousWas / Were + BeingChosen
Present PerfectHas / Have + BeenChosen
Past PerfectHad + BeenChosen
FutureWill / Won't + BeChosen

Passive Voice and Causative Examples

Object Transformation

Active: Tommy gave SAM a lamb.
Passive: SAM was given a lamb.

Causative Form

Example 1: I have my computer repaired.
Example 2: You had your hair cut.

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