English reviewer

• Singular Indefinite Pronoun

  • Anything
  • Everything
  • Something
  • Nothing
  • Anybody
  • Everybody
  • Somebody
  • Nobody
  • Each One
  • Anyone
  • Everyone
  • No one
  • Each
  • Either
  • Neither
  • Someone
• Interrogative Pronoun


  • Who loves pie?
  • Who gave you the flowers?
  • Who let the dogs out?
  • Whom did you invite?
  • Whom are you writing that letter?
  • Whose pen is this?
  • Whose diary is that?
  • Which is heavier?
  • Which of those 3 colors are complementary colors?
  • Which of you stole my pen?
  • What is that?
  • What instrument do you want to learn?
  • What is your favorite RnB song?
• Demonstrative Pronoun

  • I like this apple.
  • This book I bought is expensive.
  • I like that apple.
  • That player is attractive.
  • I hate that person over there.
  • That phone that you're holding is mine
  • I like these apples.
  • These books that I'm holding are from the library
  • I like those apples.
  • Those are the stolen phones they've been looking for.
  • Those birds are fast
  • Those children are playing games.
• Indefinite Pronoun


  • Pronoun that does not refer to a specific person, place, or thing
• Demonstrative Pronoun


  • Used to show or identify one or a number of nouns that may be far or near in distance or time
  • Singular: This (Near), That (Far), Plural: These (Near), Those (Far)
• Interrogative Pronoun


  • Adverb used to ask questions
• Elements of a Short Story


  • Aims for unity of theme, effect, and characterization
  • Consists of characters, plot, setting, conflict, theme, and point of view
• Using Short Stories Around the World for Resolving Conflicts is a common practice
• Storyline in a Short Story

  Consisting of events and actions of the characters, with 5 parts of Plot: Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
• Point of View in a Short Story

  Position of the narrator, with First Person, Second Person, and Third Person Points of View
• Plural Indefinite Pronouns

  • Both
  • Many
  • Several
  • Others
• Storytelling


  • One of the earliest and most popular activities of humankind
  • Uses words to create new worlds and experiences in a reader or listener's imagination
• Conflict in a Short Story

  The struggle in the story, which might be between characters, with types like Character vs Character, Character vs Environment, Character vs Himself
• Characters in a Short Story

  • Central mover in the story; may be a person, an animal, or an animated object
  • Protagonist: Main character with a logical backstory, personal motivation, and character development
  • Antagonist: Villain who opposes the main character
• Theme in a Short Story

  Central action or message of the story, representing the central idea of the text
• Setting in a Short Story


  Time and place in which the story happens, including physical and social conditions as well as atmosphere or mood
• Short Story

  Work of fiction usually less than 10,000 words and not real