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The document discusses common errors with subject pronouns including missing subjects, confusing "is" and "it's", and using redundant subject pronouns. It provides examples of sentences with and without these errors and encourages practicing pronouncing words to avoid confusion and removing unnecessary subject pronouns for clarity. The document also notes the importance of spelling.
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Subject pronouns
- 1. Missing and redundant subject pronouns
- 2. What is wrong with this sentence? • Is good. • What is the subject (the person or thing that does the action)?
- 3. Confusing “is” and “it’s” • These words can be confusing because they sound similar • Practice pronouncing them
- 4. Redundant subject pronouns • My sister she has brown hair. • My sister has brown hair. • Who is she?
- 5. Practice • My friends they play football. • My friends play football. • My dad he is very funny. • My dad is very funny.
- 6. Spelling! • I’m writting you. • I’m writing you.