PRONOUNS
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Complete the chart and write sentences with all the subject, object and possessive pronouns, and possessive adjectives.
SUBJECT PRONOUNS
A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun. The subject of a sentence is a person or thing that performs the action of the verb. A subject pronoun is used as the subject of a sentence in place of a person’s or thing’s name or description, particularly after the subject has already been introduced to avoid repetition. Subject pronouns usually come before the main verb. These are the subject pronouns we use in English: IT (third singular person) is normally used when we refer to an object, thing, animal or idea (not people). When they are plural we use THEY (third plural person). Examples: The puppy is on the couch. It (the puppy) is so cute. / The puppies are on the couch. They (the puppies) are so cute. We use IT also when we talk about the time, weather or temperature. It is five o'clock (= the time is five o'clock) It is cold today. (= the weather is cold today.) It is 30º outside right now. (= the temperature is 30º outside right now...
I have a fat cat. The fat cat belongs to me. It is my fat cat. The fat cat is mine.
ReplyDeleteI have a yellow house. The yellow house belongs to me. It is my yellow house. The yellow house is mine.
I have a book. The book belongs to me. It is my book. The book is mine.
I have a red shirt. The red shirt belongs to me. It is my red shirt. The red shirt is mine.
ReplyDeleteI have two cats. The two cats belongs to me. They are my two cats. The two cats are mine.
I have peanuts. The peanuts belongs to me. They are my peanuts. Those peanuts are mine.