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PRONOUNS It can be use to replace a noun.
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PRONOUN : I – I want to go to the court and play basketball. – I want to go to the movies with my friends. – I will go to the park next Saturday. – I am at the party right now. – I won’t behave bad in my English class. – I am in Mrs. Alvarado’s third grade class. – My friends and I will go to the concert.
Jesús
Manuel Peter Santos
PRONOUN: HE
José
– He is working right now. – He needs to go to the supermarket. – He is working on the project. – He goes to school by bus everyday. – He reads the newspapers in the afternoon. – He goes to the university every weekday. – He studies Natural Science in the states.
Daisy
PRONOUN: SHE
Joana
– She is still to young to be left alone at home. – She is very girly. – She went to the movies with friends. – She will be going to summer camp next year. – She likes to dress up like her mom. – She is very intelligent. – She is always organize.
Lilliam
María
PRONOUN: THEY More that one person: – They are going to the movies next Sunday. – They are in the same class. – They will be going to the same school. – They love playing basketball. – They are very active in their community.
PRONOUN: WE More that one person including you. – We are in the same grade. – We live in the same neighborhood. – We are going to the beach in the afternoon. – We get together to watch the games. – We will do the homework together. – We won’t be late.
PRONOUN: IT When referring to an object (thing) – We are watching TV. It is really big. – Have you seen my toy? It my favorite. – Diana’s car is big. We all fit in it. – Listen to the answer! Please write it down. – The volcano irrupted last week. It was scary.
PRONOUN: YOU – You need to work on your writing. – You are going with me to the office. – You and I will go together. – You look beautiful. – You are the best at what you do. – You like good music.