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    This document discusses different types of pronouns, including personal pronouns. It explains that pronouns can take the place of naming words in a sentence and refer to people or things. Subject pronouns are used as the subject of a sentence, while object pronouns are used as the direct or indirect object or object of a preposition. The document provides examples of different pronouns and their uses, and lists common personal pronouns. It also discusses using pronouns correctly with prepositions and provides examples of filling in pronouns in sentences.

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    This document discusses different types of pronouns, including personal pronouns. It explains that pronouns can take the place of naming words in a sentence and refer to people or things. Subject pronouns are used as the subject of a sentence, while object pronouns are used as the direct or indirect object or object of a preposition. The document provides examples of different pronouns and their uses, and lists common personal pronouns. It also discusses using pronouns correctly with prepositions and provides examples of filling in pronouns in sentences.

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    This document discusses different types of pronouns, including personal pronouns. It explains that pronouns can take the place of naming words in a sentence and refer to people or things. Subject pronouns are used as the subject of a sentence, while object pronouns are used as the direct or indirect object or object of a preposition. The document provides examples of different pronouns and their uses, and lists common personal pronouns. It also discusses using pronouns correctly with prepositions and provides examples of filling in pronouns in sentences.

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    PPT 82 Pronouns

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    This document discusses different types of pronouns, including personal pronouns. It explains that pronouns can take the place of naming words in a sentence and refer to people or things. Subject pronouns are used as the subject of a sentence, while object pronouns are used as the direct or indirect object or object of a preposition. The document provides examples of different pronouns and their uses, and lists common personal pronouns. It also discusses using pronouns correctly with prepositions and provides examples of filling in pronouns in sentences.

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    Pronouns

    Adapted from
    (http://languagearts.pppst.com/pronouns.html)
    Personal Pronouns

    A pronoun may take the place of


    naming words in a sentence. They refer
    to people or things.

    Example: He, She, It, You, I, We, They


    Subject Pronouns
    A subject pronoun is used as the
    subject of a sentence.

    (1) She is my best friend.


    (2) It is my dog.
    (3) Does he know the answer?
    (4) You and I will meet later.
    Object Pronouns

    An object pronoun is used as the


    direct/indirect object or the object
    of a preposition.

    (1) Give the book to me.


    (2) The teacher gives her a sweet.
    (3) I will tell you a story.
    (4) Susan likes it very much.
    List of Personal Pronouns
    Singular Plural
    I we
    Subject Pronouns you you
    he, she, it they

    me us
    Object Pronouns you you
    him, her, it them
    Using Pronouns Correctly
    A preposition may take the position before an object pronoun.

    Example:
    (1) Can you put the coat on me?
    (2) Bobby gave the book to her.
    (3) They knew each other through us.
    Pick the Right Nouns.
    • Read the sentences and fill in the
    right pronouns - ‘it’ and ‘me’.

    • Press Enter (on your keyword) to


    see the answer.
    It
    1. ________ is too loud.
    2. My mother bakes yummy
    me
    cookies for _______.
    it
    3. Can you read ________ to me?
    me to
    4. My father teaches ________
    cycle.
    It
    5. _______ likes to eat bones.
    6. My friends gave the flowers
    to _________. me
    7. _______
    It is a beautiful day.
    me
    8. Put the hat on ________.
    me
    9. Mr Lee teaches ________
    Art & Craft.
    it
    10. Grandmother made _______
    for _______.
    me
    The End!

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