pronouns

1. Pronouns
Pronouns replace nouns

6. I
We
You

7. I
minemymeI

8. This book is also mine.
I am Mohamed.
Teachers like me.
This is my bag.

9. You
yoursyouryouYou

10. You are Fahad.
I remember you.
This is your father.
That bike is yours.

11. He
hishishim
He

12. This is Mr. Abdel-Rahman.
He is a good teacher.
All students like him.
That is his bag.
That stick is his , too.

13. She
hersherher
She

14. She is studying.
This is Sara.
That is her pencil.
That book is hers, too.
Father and mother love her.

15. It
itsitIt

16. I will buy it.
It is beautiful.
I like this t-shirt.
But , I don’t know its price.

17. We
oursourus
We

18. We are brothers.
You can play with us.
This is our house.
That car is ours , too.

19. They
theirstheirthemThey

20. Tom , Rami and Jack are friends.
They play together.
Let’s play with them.
This is their ball.
The whistle is theirs , too.

21. Possessive
pronouns
Possessive
adjectives
Object
pronouns
Subject
pronouns
minemy-----meI
hishis----himHe
hersher----herShe
Its-----itIt
yoursyour----youYou
oursour----usWe
theirstheir----themThey

23. Types of pronouns

24. Demonstrative Pronouns - point out a specific persons,
animals, places, things or ideas.
Personal Pronouns - stand in for people, places, things and
ideas.
Indefinite Pronouns – replace nouns without specifying
which noun they replace.
Intensive Pronouns - emphasize (intensify) a noun or another
pronoun.
Interrogative Pronouns – used to begin or introduce
interrogative sentences.
Reciprocal Pronouns - show a mutual relationship.
Reflexive Pronouns – point back to the subject of the
sentence.
Relative Pronouns - begin a subordinate clause and connect
it to another noun that precedes it.