A theft: emphatic pronouns 'moi' and 'toi' after prepositions
Learning outcomes
I can use emphatic pronouns when describing a crime that has happened.
I can confidently distinguish and pronounce [oi].
A theft: emphatic pronouns 'moi' and 'toi' after prepositions
Learning outcomes
I can use emphatic pronouns when describing a crime that has happened.
I can confidently distinguish and pronounce [oi].
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Key learning points
- [oi] is pronounced as in 'voir'.
- Prepositions tell us how a noun is related to another noun, often in terms of place or time.
- 'Moi' and 'toi' are emphatic pronouns. We use them after prepositions.
Keywords
[oi] - pronounced as in 'voir'
Emphatic pronoun - pronoun used to emphasize a noun or another pronoun in a sentence, e.g. moi
Common misconception
Use subject pronouns after prepositions to link nouns/pronouns.
Use the emphatic pronouns 'moi' and 'toi' instead of subject pronouns to link and emphasise nouns/pronouns.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Match the prepositions.
at the home of / at
between
at
near to
on
far from