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Pronouns

Pronouns are parts of the sentence which are used like a noun (Mr Baker => he, the dog => it, Toby and Molly => they).

Subject pronouns and object pronouns are called “personal pronouns” as they talk about the person of the sentence.

Possessive determiners show to which person the thing belongs (This is my classroom.). They need a noun because they show the owner of this noun (We love our house.).

Possessive pronouns haven’t got a noun, because they only show the owner of something (This classroom is mine./ My car is blue, yours is black.) It is used to keep a sentence shorter (This classroom is my classroom. => This classroom is mine.).


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Struktur

 

 

 

Subject pronouns

  

Object pronouns

  

Possessive determiner

 

Possessive pronouns

I

you

he

she

it

we

you

they

me

you

him

her

it

us

you

them

my classroom

your classroom

his classroom

her classroom

its classroom

our classroom

your classroom

their classroom

mine

yours

his

hers

its

ours

yours

theirs

 

Subject pronouns come before the main verb:
I like you.

Object pronouns come after the main verb:
You like her.

 

This classroom is his.

 

 



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