English language learners: This is a 15-slide presentation to help you recognize and use pronouns properly, so you can build stronger sentences. (Created by Rita Zuba Prokopetz / G&R Languages – May, 2013)

1. Images: courtesy of Clip Art
Photo: courtesy of RZP
Pronouns
Replace Nouns
Topic: Parts of Speech (Pronouns)
Audience: English language learners
Published by: G&R Languages – May, 2013
You!
Me?
He She
Man
Girl

2. What are pronouns?
Words used to replace nouns
Place It
Person He, She
Things They
Feelings They

3. The main pronouns
Subjective
Objective
Possessive (adjective/pronoun)
Reflexive

4. Subjective pronouns
Singular Plural
I We
You You
He, She, It They

5. Subjective pronouns
Singular Plural
I am a student We are studying
You are a teacher You are teaching
He is a driver
She is a nurse They are busy
It is running

6. Objective pronouns
Singular Plural
Me Us
You You
Him, Her, It Them

7. Objective pronouns
Singular Plural
Give me the book Take us home
See you later Talk to you soon
Tell him to study
Show her the photo Send them a letter
Let it rest

8. Possessive adjectives
Singular Plural
My Our
Your Your
His, Her, Its Their

9. Possessive adjectives
Singular Plural
My shoe is red Our teacher is tall
Your toe is big Your desk is brown
His car is blue
Her ring is pretty Their house is new
Its tail is brown

10. Possessive pronouns
Singular Plural
Mine Ours
Yours Yours
His, Hers, Its Theirs

11. Possessive pronouns
Singular Plural
This pen is mine This key is ours
That cup is yours That book is yours
The glasses are his
This pen is hers These balls are theirs
The bones are its

12. Reflexive pronouns
Singular Plural
Myself Ourselves
Yourself Yourselves
Himself
Herself Themselves
Itself

13. Reflexive pronouns
Singular Plural
I live by myself We live by ourselves
Let yourself in! Give yourselves credit!
He cut himself
She hurt herself They cook for themselves
It cleans itself

14. Pronouns
Subjective
Objective
Possessive (adjective/pronoun)
Reflexive

15. Images:courtesy of Clip Art
Photo: courtesy of RZP
Pronouns
PRONOUNS
Topic: Parts of Speech (Nouns)
Audience: English language learners
Published by: G&R Languages – May, 2013
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you!