Unit 18: WHICH ONE?
Vocabulary
| button | /’bʌtn/ | n |
| cassette | /kəˈset/ | n |
| chocolate | /ˈtʃɒklət/ | n |
| classical | /ˈklæsɪkəl/ | adj |
| classroom | /ˈklɑ:sru:m/ | n |
| coat | /kəʊt/ | n |
| envelope | /ˈenvələʊp/ | n |
| evening | /ˈi:vnɪŋ/ | n |
| good night | /gʊd’naɪt/ | n |
| lovely | /ˈlʌvli/ | adj |
| more | /mɔ:(r)/ | pro |
| plain | /pleɪn/ | adj |
| round | /raʊnd/ | adj |
| square | /skweə(r)/ | adj |
| striped | /straɪpt/ | adj |
| suit | /sju:t/ | n |
| tie | /taɪ/ | n |
| vanilla | /vəˈnɪlə/ | n |
Expressions
Good night.
How about some more (wine)?
I’ve got it.
How about some more (wine)?
I’ve got it.
Listening
 | George: How about some more wine? Charles: Please. George: Which glass is yours? Charles: That one’s mine. George: Which one? Charles: The empty one! |
 | George: Well, good night… Charles: Good night… thank you for a lovely evening. George: Now, which coats are yours? Charles: Oh, those coats are ours. George: Which ones? Charles: The black one and the grey one. George: Ah, yes… I’ve got them. Charles: Good, the grey one’s mine, and the black one’s hers. |
GRAMMAR
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
(mine-yours-his-hers-its-ours-theirs)
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS = POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE + NOUN
“Which glass is your glass?” “That is my glass. ”
=”Which glass is yours? ” “That is mine. ”
=”Which glass is yours? ” “That is mine. ”
Possessive case of a noun
“Which coat is George‘s coat?”
=”Which coat is George‘s?”
=”Which coat is George‘s?”
ONE / ONES
“Which glass is yours?” “The empty one.” (one = glass)
“Who is your man?” “The tall one.” (one = man)
“Who is your man?” “The tall one.” (one = man)
“Which glasses are yours?” “The empty ones.” (ones = glasses) ”“Who are your men?” “The tall ones.” (ones = men)
WHICH ONE & WHICH ONES
WOULD LIKE + NOUN, PLEASE.
Which vegetables would you like?
I‘d like some potatoes, some peas, and a salad, please.
I‘d like some potatoes, some peas, and a salad, please.
WOULD LIKE + NOUN
He‘d like a Rolls-Royce.
He‘d like a new Mini.
He‘d like a new Mini.
WOULD LIKE +WHICH ONE & WHICH ONES.
| Which one Which ones | would | I | like? | You | ‘d would | like | the red one. the red ones |
| you | I | ||||||
| he | He | ||||||
| she | She | ||||||
| we | You | ||||||
| we | We | ||||||
| you | We | ||||||
| they | They |
Language Summary
| Personal Pronoun | Possessive Adjective | Possessive Pronouns |
| I you she he it we they | my your her his its our their | mine yours hers his its ours theirs |
| Which | one | ‘s is | mine? yours? his? hers? ours? ours yours theirs? John’s? | The | blue red small new English | one | ‘s is | yours. mine. his. hers. yours ours. ours. theirs. John’s. | |
| ones | are | ones | are |
| Which one Which ones | would | I you he she we we you they | like? | You I He She You We We They | ‘d would | like | the | blue new red old big small English | one. ones. |
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