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    Capital Community College Foundation: (Pronoun)

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    This document defines pronouns as words used to substitute nouns to avoid repetition. It lists the main types of pronouns as personal, indefinite, demonstrative, interrogative, relative, reflexive, and intensive. Personal pronouns are defined based on their use as subjects, objects, and possessives. The persons of personal pronouns are identified as first, second, and third. A checklist for understanding is provided with questions about pronouns.

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    This document defines pronouns as words used to substitute nouns to avoid repetition. It lists the main types of pronouns as personal, indefinite, demonstrative, interrogative, relative, reflexive, and intensive. Personal pronouns are defined based on their use as subjects, objects, and possessives. The persons of personal pronouns are identified as first, second, and third. A checklist for understanding is provided with questions about pronouns.

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    Capital Community College Foundation: (Pronoun)

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    ENGLISH 1

    LAS #9
    Activity Title: PRONOUNS
    Learning Target: 1. To define what is pronoun
    2. To enumerate the types of pronouns
    3. To identify and differentiate the uses of personal pronouns

    References: The Guide to Grammar and Writing. Capital Community College Foundation. Retrieved:
    July 10, 2015. http://www.plural.nouns.google.ph

    PRONOUNS

    Pronouns are used to substitute nouns in order to avoid unnecessary repetition.

    Sittie is creative and smart. She is also pretty.


    (pronoun)

    Types of pronouns:
    1. Personal Pronouns
    2. Indefinite Pronouns
    3. Demonstrative Pronouns
    4. Interrogative Pronouns
    5. Relative Pronouns
    6. Reflexive Pronouns
    7. Intensive Pronouns

    I. PERSONAL PRONOUNS

    Singular Plural
    As subject: I am learning English. You are learning English.
    She/ He is learning English. We/ They are learning English
    It is a cat. They are cats.

    As object: Ma’am taught me English. Ma’am taught you English.


    Ma’am taught her/him English. Ma’am taught us/ them English.
    The girls love it.

    Possessive Case: My English is good. Your learning in English is good.


    Her/His English is good. Our/ Their English is good.
    Its tail is wagging. Their tails are wagging.

    : This English book is mine. This English book is yours.


    This English book is hers/ his. This English book is ours/theirs.

    ***PERSONS OF PRONOUN

    First Person : I, WE, OUR, US, OURS

    Second Person : YOU, YOUR, YOURS

    Third Person : HE, SHE, IT, THEY, HIM, HER,THEM, HIS,HERS, THEIR, THEIRS

    CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING:


    A. In a complete sentence, define what is pronoun.
    ___________________________________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________
    B. Enumerate the types of pronouns

    C. Choose the correct personal pronoun for the following statements. Encircle the letter
    of your answer.

    1.    John is my student. ———————– is very intelligent.


    a)    He b)    She c)    They d)    It

    2.    Alice is my sister. —————————- lives abroad.


    a)    He b)    She c)    They d)    It

    3.    John and Mary are my students. ———————– are very hard working.
    a)    They b)    She c)    He d)    It

    4.    Your cat is smarter than ______________.


    a)    Their b)    mine c)    Your d)    they

    5.    This is ——————— new invention.


    a)    mine b)    my c)    ours d)    we

    6.    _______________ is raining.


    a)    They b)    He c)    There d)    It

    7.    Children went on a picnic. ———————– had a nice time.


    a)    He b)    She c)    They d)    It

    8.    My parents live in a village. I visit ———————- often.


    a)    They b)    Them c)    We d)    Us

    9.    His children are very hard working. They make __________ very proud.
    a)    He b)    him c)    her d)    We

    10.    That woman in the store hates my friends and I. She always ignores ______ even if we have orders.
    a)    we b)    our c)    us d)    them

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