Pronouns replace nouns. There are 2 main types of
pronouns:
pronouns:
- Subject
- Object
Subject Pronouns
Subject pronouns go at the beginning of the sentence.
They go before the verb.
Subject + Verb + Object
Example:
Subject pronouns go at the beginning of the sentence.
They go before the verb.
Subject + Verb + Object
Example:
- He likes hockey.
- I live in Paris.
There are 6 subject pronouns:
I | You |
He | She |
It | We |
They |
I - Self
- I like pizza.
You - Other
- You are tall.
He - Man
- Daniel is from Mexico
- He is from Mexico.
She - Female
- Jane is happy.
- She is happy.
It - Things
- The computer is black.
- It is black.
We - I and other people
- David and I are hungry.
- We are hungry.
They - Other people (plural)
- Tim and Kelly are from Canada.
- They are form Canada.
Object Pronouns
Object pronouns go after the verb.
Example:
- The man lives with her.
- The boy broke it.
Here is a list of the object pronouns:
Me |
You |
Him |
Her |
It |
Us |
Them |
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