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Unit 1.grammar structure of the english sentence.

And we know from our side that narcissistic well-being (self-esteem) is also inseparable from love – from the appreciation that the other shows us. We also know of one of the paradoxes shown by those who suffer from pathological narcissism. The more self-sufficient they show themselves to us, the more hypersensitive they are to the appreciation of others. The human being, the human baby is born and develops marked by the extreme initial dependence on him. Since he was born, he is an open mouth, but also an attentive look, sensitive ears, porous skin. A body open and avid for sensory stimuli (and for those who provide them).

Identity is what makes us different from otherns, being onself is equivalent to being someone other than others one cannot be contituted without the oyher . Identity and alterity (we will return to the curious etymology of this word) are inseparable in the human being a philosopher would tell us

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For example the meaning of the below sentence does not change, regardless of including the subject pronoun (yo) or not. I am going to the supermarket this afternoon – Yo voy al supermercado esta tarde I am going to the supermarket this afternoon – Voy al supermercado esta tarde.

Pronouns in English Pronouns are ones of the most useful words in a sentence, they help us name things! Learn about pronouns in English in a fun, simple way.

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Possessive pronouns Possessive pronouns (or 'possessive pronouns') are used to indicate to whom something belongs. Since they are pronouns, they replace the noun they are referring to. This is my ball. This ball is mine. * The first example is a 'possessive adjective' since it is followed by a noun, while the second is a pronoun because it is not followed by a The possessive pronouns in English are as follows. Keep in mind that in the singular we distinguish between masculine, feminine and neuter in the third person. SINGULAR: mine (mine), yours (yours), his (his), hers (his), its (his) PLURAL: ours (his), yours (your), theirs (his) Many times we see that it is difficult to distinguish between personal pronouns, possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives. Let's see an example to understand their differences. I have my van in the garage. (She is mine. I've got my van in the garage. It is mine. * The particles 'I' and 'it' are the subject of the sentence (personal pronoun). The particle 'my' is followed by a noun (possessive adjective). The particle 'mine' is not followed by a noun, but replaces it (possessive pronoun).

conclusions ° The main function of pronouns is to replace the name the name a sentence ° reflexive pronouns need a direct object in order to convey an idea

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