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GRAMMAR & STRUCTURE
       Pronouns
Definition
Pronouns replace subjects and objects in sentences. A
pronoun has the same meaning as the subject or object
word it replaces.
Example

      Harry likes his job. He is a teacher.

Explanation
Pronouns --
  •   can be subjects or objects.
         o If they come before the verb they are subject

            pronouns.
         o If they come after the verb they are object

            pronouns.
  •   can show possession.
  •   have different functions:
         o Subject pronouns replace nouns before the verb.

         o Object pronouns replace nouns after the verb.

         o Possessive pronouns replace object nouns and

            show possession.
  •   "There" can be used to replace nouns that name a
      place. For example: "I live in Victoria. It is a beautiful
      city. I am very happy there."
GRAMMAR & STRUCTURE
      Examples Pronouns
Chart of pronouns
                         Subject Object Possessive
                         Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun

First person singular      I       me      mine

Second person singular    you      you     yours

Third person singular
                           he      him      his
(male)

Third person singular
                          she      her      hers
(female)

Third person singular
                           it       it      its
(neutral)

First person plural        we      us       our

Second person plural      you      you     yours

Third person plural
                          they    them     theirs
(people or things)
GRAMMAR & STRUCTURE
     Exercises Pronouns
Answer the following questions to check your knowledge
of pronouns.
Choose the sentence that uses the correct pronouns to
describe the situation.

Example
Wayne gives flowers to Vivianne every Saturday.
  She gives it to her.
  He gives her to them.
  They give it to her.
  He gives them to her.
The correct answer is "He gives them to her."


1. The mother buys clothes for the boy.
     He buys him for them.
     She buys her for him.
     She buys them for him.
     She buys it for her.

2. The boy makes dinner for his father every night.
     He makes it for her.
     He makes it for him.
     She makes him for it.
     He makes it for them.
3. The little girl gets money from her parents every week.
     They get her from it every week.
     She gets her from them every week.
     She gets it from them every week.
     They get it from her every week.

4. The woman meets her husband for dinner.
     She meets it for dinner.
     They meet her for dinner.
     He meets it for dinner.
     She meets him for dinner.

5. The businessman takes the airplane to Vancouver.
     He takes it to Vancouver.
     She takes it to Vancouver.
     He takes her to Vancouver.
     It takes her to Vancouver.

6. The book belongs to Alice.
     He is hers.
     It is his.
     She is its.
     It is hers.

7. Pierre and Amos own a house.
      It is there.
It is his.
       It is their.
       It is theirs.

8. The woman buys food at the supermarket.
     She buys it there.
     She buys it.
     She buys them there.
     She buys him at the supermarket.

9. The man calls his girlfriend on the cell phone.
     He calls her on them.
     She calls him on it.
     They call her on it.
     He calls her on it.

10 The little girl gives candy to her brother.
.
     She gives it to him.
     He gives it to her.
     She gives her to him.
     She gives them to it.

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Pronoun

  • 1. GRAMMAR & STRUCTURE Pronouns Definition Pronouns replace subjects and objects in sentences. A pronoun has the same meaning as the subject or object word it replaces. Example Harry likes his job. He is a teacher. Explanation Pronouns -- • can be subjects or objects. o If they come before the verb they are subject pronouns. o If they come after the verb they are object pronouns. • can show possession. • have different functions: o Subject pronouns replace nouns before the verb. o Object pronouns replace nouns after the verb. o Possessive pronouns replace object nouns and show possession. • "There" can be used to replace nouns that name a place. For example: "I live in Victoria. It is a beautiful city. I am very happy there."
  • 2. GRAMMAR & STRUCTURE Examples Pronouns Chart of pronouns Subject Object Possessive Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun First person singular I me mine Second person singular you you yours Third person singular he him his (male) Third person singular she her hers (female) Third person singular it it its (neutral) First person plural we us our Second person plural you you yours Third person plural they them theirs (people or things)
  • 3. GRAMMAR & STRUCTURE Exercises Pronouns Answer the following questions to check your knowledge of pronouns. Choose the sentence that uses the correct pronouns to describe the situation. Example Wayne gives flowers to Vivianne every Saturday. She gives it to her. He gives her to them. They give it to her. He gives them to her. The correct answer is "He gives them to her." 1. The mother buys clothes for the boy. He buys him for them. She buys her for him. She buys them for him. She buys it for her. 2. The boy makes dinner for his father every night. He makes it for her. He makes it for him. She makes him for it. He makes it for them.
  • 4. 3. The little girl gets money from her parents every week. They get her from it every week. She gets her from them every week. She gets it from them every week. They get it from her every week. 4. The woman meets her husband for dinner. She meets it for dinner. They meet her for dinner. He meets it for dinner. She meets him for dinner. 5. The businessman takes the airplane to Vancouver. He takes it to Vancouver. She takes it to Vancouver. He takes her to Vancouver. It takes her to Vancouver. 6. The book belongs to Alice. He is hers. It is his. She is its. It is hers. 7. Pierre and Amos own a house. It is there.
  • 5. It is his. It is their. It is theirs. 8. The woman buys food at the supermarket. She buys it there. She buys it. She buys them there. She buys him at the supermarket. 9. The man calls his girlfriend on the cell phone. He calls her on them. She calls him on it. They call her on it. He calls her on it. 10 The little girl gives candy to her brother. . She gives it to him. He gives it to her. She gives her to him. She gives them to it.