Pronoun chart

We have prepared a chart based on pronouns and their usages in different aspects. You can download the PDF below,

Subject Object Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives Chart PDF Worksheet For Students Object Pronouns Pronouns are noun words that can be used in place of the names of entities in a sentence and can fulfill all the functions that nouns do. Object pronouns are pronouns that replace the object noun in a sentence. The pronouns mentioned are “I, me” for the first person singular, “you” for the second person singular, and “he, she, it, him, her” for the third person singular. “we” and “us” are used…

Pronouns Table Chart Subject Pronouns Object Pronouns Possessive Adjectives 1st person singular I Me My 2nd person singular You You Your 3rd person singular (male) He Him His 3rd person singular (female) She Her Her 3rd person It It Its 1st person (plural) We Us Our 2nd person (plural) You You Your 3rd person (plural) They Them Their Possessive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns 1st person singular Mine Myself 2nd person singular Yours Yourself 3rd person singular (male) His Himself 3rd person…

Print out this pretty little graphic for free. Using this page, you can determine what the words in your sentences are referring to.

Pronoun practice thats meaningful for kids. Create a pronoun patch bulletin board as a whole class anchor chart and play fun themed pronoun games.

What is a Pronoun? Types of Pronouns and Examples Instead of nouns in a sentence, pronouns are used. It is used when something or a person has been mentioned before. Example; I’ve lost my umbrella. I can’t find them anywhere. They can be classified as subjective pronouns, objective pronouns, possessive pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, indefinite pronouns, and reflexive pronouns. Subject Pronouns In the sentence, they are used in the subject position at the beginning of the verb, such as; I…

"Nancy is my best friend. Nancy plays volleyball. Nancy loves eating chocolates...." Imagine the whole paragraph containing sentences starting with Nancy. Will this be interesting to read? Of course not! That is why it is important to learn and use pronouns.

I and we denote the person or persons speaking, are said to be personal pronouns of the First Person.

A full moon always calls for a crazy day... My Friday/end of the week sanity was saved by a professional development day. Let's play catch up on some of the "wintery" things we did this week! I ventured out to introduce pronouns this week. I generated a list of pronouns (inside the bubble) that could essentially take the place of my list of nouns. I had my kiddos tell me which pronoun would work best and we recorded it on the chart. After discussing how interchangeable the two were, we…