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Cheryl M. Hamilton Grade 1 SUBJECT PRONOUNS Cheryl M. Hamilton Grade 1

Subject Pronoun A subject pronoun is a word that takes the place of a subject or subjects in a sentence. They take the place of the noun or nouns in the subject part.

Remember A noun is a person, place, or thing. You add an “s” to most nouns if you are talking about more than one.

Pronouns to Know he she it we you they

Caution He, she, and it take the place of just one noun. We and they take the place of more than one noun. You takes the place of just one noun or more than one noun if you are referring to a group.

Example Belle greeted the family at the castle. becomes She greeted the family at the castle. Belle is replaced with the pronoun she.

Example The town crier is with Cheryl. becomes He is with Cheryl. The town crier is replace with the pronoun he.

Example The sign was so funny to read. becomes It was so funny to read. The sign is replaced with the pronoun it.

Example becomes Colin and Christian love to have breakfast with Pooh. They love to have breakfast with Pooh. Colin and Christian are replaced with the pronoun they.

Example The class loved the trip. becomes We loved the trip. The class is replaced with the pronoun we.

Example Renee said, “Grady you are going to Disney World!” becomes Renee said, “You are going to Disney World!” Grady is replaced with the pronoun you.

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