The document provides information about personal pronouns:
1) It defines personal pronouns and lists them according to number (singular/plural) and person (1st, 2nd, 3rd).
2) It includes an example of using the pronoun "she" to substitute for the noun "Sophia".
3) It explains that an activity in the student's English textbook asks them to use the correct personal pronoun to complete sentences.
The document provides information about personal pronouns:
1) It defines personal pronouns and lists them according to number (singular/plural) and person (1st, 2nd, 3rd).
2) It includes an example of using the pronoun "she" to substitute for the noun "Sophia".
3) It explains that an activity in the student's English textbook asks them to use the correct personal pronoun to complete sentences.
The document provides information about personal pronouns:
1) It defines personal pronouns and lists them according to number (singular/plural) and person (1st, 2nd, 3rd).
2) It includes an example of using the pronoun "she" to substitute for the noun "Sophia".
3) It explains that an activity in the student's English textbook asks them to use the correct personal pronoun to complete sentences.
(“They” is the personal pronoun we use to substitute “my friends”.)
The book is new. It is new.
(“It” is the personal pronoun we use to substitute “book”.)
Look, these are the Personal Pronouns:
Number Person Personal
Pronouns Singular 1st first I ☝ 2nd second You 3rd third She 3rd third He 3rd third It Plural 1st first We 2nd second You 3rd third They
*(Lesson 3 in your English I book)
Grammar and Writing
Summative Activity 1. (Activity 3.2 from your English I Book.)
Use the correct personal pronoun to complete the sentences.
Choose the correct answer. 1. _she often reads books. (Lola) 2. He is a dentist. (Alan) 3. It is green. (The dress) 4. They are on the wall. (The pictures) 5. It is under the chair. (The cat) 6. We are watching TV. (My sister and I) 7. They are in the garden. (The roses) 8. He is eating an apple. (Juan) 9. She is from Chiapas. (Diana) 10. They are brothers. (Luis and Daniel)
Personal Pronouns
Pronouns are words we use as substitute for a noun or a compound noun
(example: ice cream, bus stop.) We associate personal pronouns with a grammatical person and they can be singular or plural depending on number, natural gender and formality.
Examples:
Sofía is a girl. She is a girl.
(“She” is the personal pronoun we use to substitute “Sophia”.)