Personal Pronouns Personal Pronouns. WHAT ARE PERSONAL PRONOUNS? THEY WORK AS SUBJECTS REPLACE THE NAME OF A PERSON CAN BE OBJECTS EXAMPLE I AM A STUDENT.

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Personal Pronouns Personal Pronouns

WHAT ARE PERSONAL PRONOUNS? THEY WORK AS SUBJECTS REPLACE THE NAME OF A PERSON CAN BE OBJECTS EXAMPLE I AM A STUDENT I (SUBJECT) THEY RUN IN THE PARKTHEY ( SUBJECT)

PERSONAL PRONOUNS REPLACE THE NAME OF A PERSON I YOU HESINGULAR SHE IT

WE YOU PLURAL THEY

REPLACING THE NAME WITH A PRONOUN Rick likes New York. He likes New York. Mary enjoys “Titanic” She enjoys “Titanic” The dog is cute. It is cute.

PRONOUNS CAN BE OBJECTS AN OBJECT ASKS WHO OR WHAT IT IS PLACED AT THE END OF A SENTENCE IT CAN GO IN THE MIDDLE ME YOUSINGULAR HIM HER

US YOUPLURAL THEM EXAMPLES I GAVE MY BOOK TO HIM SHE TALKED TO US.

WE WENT TO THE MOVIES WITH RICK WE WENT WITH HIM SHE LIKES THE RESTAURANT. SHE LIKES IT.

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS 1 SHOW POSSESION MYOURYOUR HISTHEIR HER ITS

POSSESIVE PRONOUNS 1 LOCATION YOU CAN PLACE THEM ANYWHERE IN A SENTENCE COME BEFORE A NOUN MY BOOK IS ON THE TABLE. I SEE THAT MY BOOK IS ON THE TABLE. SHE TOOK EVERYTHING OFF THE TABLE WITH THE EXCEPTION OF MY BOOK.

POSSESIVE PRONOUNS 2 SHOW POSSESION ( SAME IDEA AS PRONOUNS 1) MINEOURSYOURS HERSTHEIRS HIS ITS

POSSESIVE PRONOUNS 2 LOCATION PUT THEM AT THE END OF A SENTENCE FOLLOWED BY A VERB THE BOOK ON THE TABLE IS MINE. THAT PEN IS YOURS. THE CAR ON THE CORNER IS HERS.

MORE EXAMPLES THAT IS MY BOOK THAT BOOK IS MINE THAT IS HER PEN THE PEN IS HERS