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    NAME:_____ TEACHER: SERGIO M.

    A ___
    DATE:_____________________ WHITE WEEK

    PRONOUNS

    SUBJECT PRONOUNS OBJECT PRONOUNS

    A SUBJECT PRONOUN is used in the subject of a An OBJECT PRONOUN is used in the predicate of a
    sentence. Singular subject pronouns are I, you, sentence after an action verb or with a preposition.
    he, she, and it. Plural subject pronouns are we, Singular object pronouns are me, you, him, her, and it.
    you, and they. When you use a person’s name Plural object pronouns are us, you, and them. When you
    and a pronoun in a compound subject, be sure use a person’s name and a pronoun in a compound
    to use a subject pronoun. We invented an object, be sure to use an object pronoun. That story
    imaginary country. It is far away. Liz and I reminds me of him. Leon told them. He helped Jenny
    planned a trip there.
    and me.
    I WE
    ME US
    YOU YOU
    YOU YOU
    HE / SHE / IT THEY
    HIM / HER / IT THEM

    REFLEXIVE
     We use reflexive pronouns after the verb when the object and the
    PRONOUNS object are the same person.
    I washed the dishes myself.

    I Myself  If we use “by” before the reflexive pronouns it means “alone”.


    I cleaned the house by myself. I was alone.
    YOU Yourself
     The reflexive pronouns usually refer to the subject
    WE Ourselves of a sentence. They should not be used as the subject,
    INCORRECT – Ourselves went to the store.
    THEY Themselves CORRECT – We went to the store.
    INCORRECT – Tito and myself went to the store.
    CORRECT – Tito and I went to the store.
    HE Himself

    DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS

    THIS is the demonstrative pronoun we use with nouns in singular. THESE is the plural form of
    “this“, therefore, we use it with nouns in plural.

    e.g. This is my book.

    Are these books yours?

    THAT- is used with nouns in singular;

    THOSE (plural form of “that“) is used with nouns in plural.

    e.g. That book is not mine.

    Those books are John's.

    POSSESIVE ADJECTIVES VS. POSSESIVE PRONOUNS


    SUBJECT PRONOUN POSSESIVE ADJECTIVE POSSESIVE PRONOUNS
    I MY MINE
    YOU YOUR YOURS
    HE HIS HIS
    SHE HER HERS
    IT ITS _______
    WE OUR OURS
    THEY THEIR THEIRS
    POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES ARE USED BEFORE A NOUN.

    EXAMPLE: THIS IS MY BOOK.

    POSSESIVE PRONOUNS aren’t used with another noun.

    EXAMPLE: this book is mine

    we use (‘S) to show that something belongs to a person.

    SINGULAR (‘S)

    EXAMPLE: this is peter’s brother.

    PLURAL (‘)

    EXAMPLE: this is the boys’ ball

    we use OF to show that one thing belongs to another thing.

    EXAMPLE: the end of the street.

    Remember!

    It is my house. It is mine.
    adjective + noun pronoun

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