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    A pronoun is a word that takes the place of nouns and their descriptors. Personal pronouns refer to specific people or things. Pronouns can be subject pronouns when they are the subject of a sentence, or object pronouns when they are the object of a verb or preposition. The document then lists common singular and plural personal pronouns and has an exercise identifying subject and object pronouns in sample sentences.

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    A pronoun is a word that takes the place of nouns and their descriptors. Personal pronouns refer to specific people or things. Pronouns can be subject pronouns when they are the subject of a sentence, or object pronouns when they are the object of a verb or preposition. The document then lists common singular and plural personal pronouns and has an exercise identifying subject and object pronouns in sample sentences.

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    A pronoun is a word that takes the place of nouns and their descriptors. Personal pronouns refer to specific people or things. Pronouns can be subject pronouns when they are the subject of a sentence, or object pronouns when they are the object of a verb or preposition. The document then lists common singular and plural personal pronouns and has an exercise identifying subject and object pronouns in sample sentences.

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    A pronoun is a word that takes the place of nouns and their descriptors. Personal pronouns refer to specific people or things. Pronouns can be subject pronouns when they are the subject of a sentence, or object pronouns when they are the object of a verb or preposition. The document then lists common singular and plural personal pronouns and has an exercise identifying subject and object pronouns in sample sentences.

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    Pronouns: Personal

    A pronoun is a word that takes the place of one or more nouns and the words that describe those
    nouns. A personal pronoun refers to a specific person or thing. When a personal pronoun is the
    subject of a sentence, it is a subject pronoun. When a personal pronoun is the object of a verb or
    preposition, it is an object pronoun.

    Tito is a sports fan. He especially likes football. (subject)


    Tito coaches younger players. Tito coaches them. (direct object of a verb)
    The head coach gave Tito some responsibility. The coach gave him
    responsibility. (indirect object of a verb)
    For Tito, football is enjoyable. For him, football is enjoyable. (object of a preposition)

    SUBJECT PRONOUNS OBJECT PRONOUNS


    SINGULAR PLURAL SINGULAR PLURAL
    I we me us
    you you you you
    he, she, it they him, her, it them
    …………………………………………………………………...
    Exercise 1 Write S above each subject pronoun and O above each object pronoun.
    S O
    He gave her a bouquet.

    1- They have a black and white cat named Max.


    O
    2- The Rangers beat us four to nothing.
    S
    3- You might see David and Jeremy at the carnival.
    S
    4- Is he the main character in the book?
    O
    5- Did Mr. Rodriguez send you the brochure?
    O
    6- Dana stood in line in front of her.
    S
    7- We gave the first report.
    O
    8- The teacher gave them a B plus.
    S
    9- Are you going to the volleyball game?

    10- When training a dog, always speak gently but firmly to it.
    S
    11- She thought the geology museum was fascinating.
    S
    12- I can’t remember meeting Sarah’s aunt.
    O
    13- Just give us a chance!
    O
    14- Darren saw him at the youth group meeting.
    O
    15- Raquel has the flu and is taking medication for it.
    S
    16- Does it include batteries or should Mom buy some?
    S
    17- We went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving.
    S
    18- Were they interested in buying a magazine subscription?
    O
    19- Angela is coming to the dance with me.
    S
    20- It slowly stalked the rabbit out in the field.
    O
    21- The Lions Club donated it to our school.
    S
    22- It became clear that Robby had missed the bus.
    O
    23- Jasmine came with me to the park.
    S
    24- When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they had a great time.
    O
    25- When the mouse ran out of the hole in the stump, the eagle saw it.
    O
    26- Did Jan send you the box of chocolates?
    O
    27- The police officer said calmly to the man, “Give me the briefcase, please.”
    S
    28- Could you repeat those instructions, please?
    O
    29- Nicole and Sharon were at the party, which is where Paul saw them.
    O
    30- Did the counselor ask to have the application mailed to you?
    S O
    31- I felt as if Caruso were singing the song just for me.
    S
    32- The first speaker said, “You will enjoy four years at Franklin Middle School.”
    O
    33- Walk right up to the woman at the window and hand her the ticket stub.
    S
    34- The Tigers are talented; in fact, they won the state tournament two years in a row.
    3O
    35- The actors presented scenes from Our Town for us.
    S
    36- If Judy tells Dad about the broken glass, he will understand.

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