The document provides a table summarizing English personal pronouns, possessive determiners, and possessive pronouns. It also includes common greetings and phrases for introducing oneself and asking how someone is feeling. There are also prompts for a short dialogue introducing two people and identifying pronouns in three sentences with underlining.

1. Valeria Nunes
Pronomes

2. Personal
Possessive
determiners
Possessive
pronouns
Reflexive
pronounsSubject
pronoun
Object
pronoun
I me my mine Myself
you you your yours Yourself
he him his his Himself
she her her hers Herself
it it its its Itself
we us our ours Ourselves
you you your yours Yourselves
they them their theirs Themselves
We have
some
books.
The books
are for us.
These are
our books.
The books
are ours.
I do the
homework
by myself.

3. Greetings
Good morning /Good afternoon/Good evening/Good night/
What’s your name? My name’s_____/ I’m ____/
Nice to meet you./ Pleased to meet you./
How are you?/ How do you do?
How old are you? I’m___ / I’m __ years old./
I'm fine, thanks./ So so/ I’m not feeling well/ Great/
Goodbye/ Bye/ See you soon/ See you later/

4. 1) Produza um diálogo de 6
a 10 linhas em seu
caderno sobre duas
pessoas se conhecendo.
2) Escreva/copie de algum
texto três frases em
inglês, traduza e sublinhe
os pronomes. Use
pronomes com classes
gramaticais diferentes em
cada frase.