1. 1. Chad you were elected captain of the team.
2. Can you help me sir?
3. Have a happy birthday Mom.
4. You’re a great speller Winston so you might
win the spelling bee.
5. It is important Chelsea that you always
wash your hands.
Vocatives
2. 1. Mrs. Carol a talented teacher is in room
412.
2. Grandma made her peach cobbler her
specialty for dessert.
3. Seattle the largest city in Washington gets
a lot of rain.
4. Emily’s oldest dog Puff is a poodle.
5. Joe and Christine our neighbors are going
to Disneyland tomorrow.
Appositives
3. The boy went to the store, and the boy bought
some bread because the boy wanted to make a
sandwich for the boy and the boy’s girlfriend
before the boy and the boy’s girlfriend went to a
movie that the boy and the boy’s girlfriend had
been waiting to see. The boy and the boy’s
girlfriend ate quickly so that the boy and the boy’s
girlfriend would not be late, but when the boy and
the boy’s girlfriend arrived at the theater, the boy
and the boy’s girlfriend discovered that the boy
and the boy’s girlfriend had the boy’s and the
boy’s girlfriend’s dates mixed up. The movie
would not arrive at the theater for another week.
The boy and the boy’s girlfriend went home
4. The boy went to the store, and he bought
some bread because he wanted to make
a sandwich for himself and his girlfriend
before they went to a movie that the had
been waiting to see. They ate quickly so
that they would not be late, but when they
arrived at the theater, they discovered
that they had their dates mixed up. The
movie would not arrive at the theater for
another week. They went home
disappointed.
6. Personal Pronouns
(Subject)
Subject pronouns are often found
at the beginning of a sentence.
The subject of the sentence is the
person or thin that performs the
verb.
I, she, he, we, they, it, and you
Ex: He loves Marzia.
7. Complete with the subject personal pronoun
1. My name is Sue. (Sue) _________ am
English. And this is my family.
2. My mum´s name is Angie. (Angie)
_________ is from Germany.
3. Bob is my dad. (My dad) _________ is a
waiter.
4. (Sue and Simon) _________ are twins.
5. (Canterbury) _________ is not far from
London.
8. Personal Pronouns
(Object)
Object pronouns indicate the
recipient of an action.
They come after verbs and
prepositions
me, you, him, her, it, us, them
Ex: My sister is older than me.
9. Complete with the object personal
pronouns.
1. Lisa likes cats. She likes to stroke-------
--.
2. I’m doing my homework. Dad is helping
____.
3. Where is John? I have to speak with
____.
4. I am standing on my head. Look at
____.
11. Complete with the possessive personal
pronouns.
1. That book belongs to them. That book is
_______.
2. This dog belongs to us. This dog is
_______.
3. This hat belongs to you. This hat is
_______.
4. This ball belongs to those boys. This ball is
_______.
5. This car belongs to him. This car is
12. Subject vs. Object
Pronouns
“Me and him had a fight.” or He
and I had a fight.”
The police arrested me and
him.” or “The police arrested he
and I.”
* try the sentence with one
pronoun at a time.
13. a. John and I are ready.
b. Him and me are ready.
14. Which is correct?
1. a. Tom and I are going to the movies.
b. Me and Tom are going to the movies.
2. a. Me and her need to get ready.
b. You and I need to get ready.
3. a. She told him and me the truth.
b. She told I and he the truth.
4. a. He and I are going to town.
b. Me and him are going to town.
17. Possessive Pronoun
- refers to a previously named
or understood noun
- They stand alone, not
followed by any other noun.
Ex. You have your vices, I
have mine.
18. Write PA if the underlined word is a Possessive
Adjective and write PP is the underlined word is
a Possessive Pronoun.
1. I think the chocolate cookies at the party was
hers.
2. The phone that was ringing is yours.
3. Joey left his bat at home.
4. The racket was his.
5. My book is on the table.
19. Indefinite Pronouns
- do not point to any particular
nouns, but refer to things or
people in general.
- few, everyone, all, some,
none, anything, nobody
Ex. Everyone is already here.
20. I.P. (singular count noun)
Ex.
1. One of the boys usually
comes late.
2. Either of them plays
volleyball.
3. Each of the girls dances on
the floor.
21. I.P. (mass nouns)
Ex.
1. Half of the water is gone.
2. Most of the milk is sour.
3. Less sugar was used.
22. I.P. (plural count noun)
Ex.
1. Most of the girls are pretty.
2. Non of the boys have
danced.
3. Half of the members are
minors.
Some of the players (is/are) not
participating.
23. b(plural count noun) and
a(mass noun)
Ex.
1. a. Half of the salt is gone.
b. Half of the teachers have left
the school.
2. a. More gas was used in the
car.
b. More pupils have gone to
Canossa.
30. REFLEXIVE
- pronouns can be used as
objects of the verb
- both RP and the subject always
refer to the same person
- It is a necessary part of the
sentence, it cannot be left out
- preceded by a verb
32. INTENSIVE
- used to emphasize something
- generally placed after the
subject of a sentence OR
- at the end of the sentence
- may be omitted without
changing the meaning of the
sentence
33. INTENSIVE
Example:
- I myself am sick of the heat.
- The president himself
appeared at the rally.
- The nurses went to London
themselves.
- President Duterte initiated
the fight against drugs himself.
34.
35. INTERROGATIVE
PRONOUNS
- used to begin interrogative
sentences or questions.
- who, whose, whom, what ,
which
- Ex. Who lives in the pineapple
under the sea?
36. Who, Whom, Whose
- used when the expected
answers are names of a
person.
- Who is the writer of this book?
- To whom did you give the
books?
- Whose book is this?
37. Which and What
- used when the expected
answers are names of things,
ideas or events.
- What are the books written by
J.K. Rowling?
- Which is better, Harry Potter and
the Prisoner of Azkaban or Harry
Potter and the Chamber of
Secrets?
38. Who
- Rodrigo Duterte is the 16th
President of the Philippines.
- Who is the 16th President of the
Philippines?
- Corazon Aquino is the first
female president of the
Philippines.
- Who is the first female president
of the Philippines?
39. Whose
- “Pilipino Muna” is Carlos P.
Garcia’s policy.
- Whose policy is “Pilipino Muna”
?
- Philippines 2000 is Fidel Ramos’
program.
- Whose program is Philippines
2000?
40. Whom
- Rizza gave the documents to
Joseph.
- To whom did Rizza gave the
documents?
- Mark shared his food with Marie.
- To whom did Mark shared his
food?
41. What
- Rizal’s famous novels are Noli
Me Tangere and El
Filibusterismo.
- What are Rizal’s famous
novels?
- Mi Ultimo Adios is Rizal’s well-
known poem.
- What is Rizal’s well-known
42. Which
- Rizal’s famous novels are Noli
Me Tangere and El
Filibusterismo.
- Which of Rizal’s famous novels
do you like better?
- There are three ducks in the
pond.
- Which duck would you get?
