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English for Tourism & Hospitality (108) by Prof. Adel AlSheikh 2020/2021

Its A possessive pronoun for inanimate
objects
wear The cat hurt its paw.
The furniture store celebrated its tenth
were anniversary.
to have clothing on, to deteriorate.
we're  I am wearing a new suit.
ware  The machine is wearing a hole in my
where
to jeans.
There is also a noun associated with each
too meaning.
two  It is formal wear for the party.
tow  Look at the wear on this screw.

Were is the past tense version of are.
 They were happy, but now they are

ecstatic.

We're is a short for we are.
 We're going home now.
Pottery
 Many local painters sell their wares to

tourists.
Where refers to a place.
Where are these tourists staying?

a preposition with several meanings,
including “toward” and “until.”
 We're travelling to Cairo on Thursday for a

meeting.
 I have to wait for my sons to arrive home.
used in place of 'also';
Indicates excessive or more than enough
 Can I have one too?
 I ate too much
Indicates an amount - number 2
 Two plus two equals four.

Pull
 They threatened to tow away my car

because I left it in a no parking area.

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