ACTIVITY #1

She loves flowers.

I love you
She loves to sing.
He likes to eat ice cream.
I smiled at her.
She buys candies for me.
1. I love you
2. She loves to sing.
3. He likes to eat ice cream.
4. I smiled at her.
5. She buys candies for me.
1. I love you
2. She loves to sing.
3. He likes to eat ice cream.
4. I smiled at her.
5. She buys candies for me.
PRONOUNS
 PRONOUNS
 are “noun substitutes” or words that refer to nouns.

 Use to replace a noun in a sentence

 Example:

Maria is beautiful.

She is beautiful.

Maria is beautiful. Maria has a long hair and Maria

loves to eat fruits. Maria’s puppy named Oreo.

Maria is beautiful. She has a long hair and she loves

to eat fruits. Her puppy named Oreo.
 CASES OF PRONOUNS
- Tells how the pronoun is used

a. Nominative/Subjective
– the doer of the action or the one being talked about.

b. Objective – the receiver of the action

c. Possessive – the one that shows ownership

 CASE FORMS OF PRONOUNS

CASE USE IN A SENTENCE FORM

Subjective Pronoun subject I; you; he, she, it; we;

they

Objective Pronoun direct object, object me; you; him, her,

in a preposition it; us; them
Possessive Pronoun to show ownership my, mine; you,
yours; his, her, hers,
its; our, ours; their,
theirs
1. NOMINATIVE/SUBJECTIVE PRONOUN
The pronouns I , you , he, she, it, we, they are use as subjects.
They are generally found:

 before verbs ( either linking or action verbs)

Ex: She is very friendly.

We like to watch television.

1. NOMINATIVE/SUBJECTIVE PRONOUN

 After linking verbs

( am , is , are, was, were, will be)

Ex: My grandfather is he.

-He is my grandfather.
It was I who left the door open.
 CASE FORMS OF PRONOUNS

CASE USE IN A SENTENCE FORM

Subjective Pronoun subject I; you; he, she, it; we;

they

Objective Pronoun direct object, object me; you; him, her,

in a preposition it; us; them
Possessive Pronoun to show ownership my, mine; you,
yours; his, her, hers,
its; our, ours; their,
theirs
2. OBJECTIVE PRONOUNS
The pronouns me, you, him, her, it, us and them are use
as objective pronoun in a sentence.

- receivers of the action

-objects of the preposition in sentences.
2. OBJECTIVE PRONOUNS
generally found :

-after action verbs

Ex: It took him days to finish the job .

Our teacher gives us a lot of homework.

2. OBJECTIVE PRONOUNS
generally found :

-after prepositions

Ex: Her dog always barks at him.

The land will be divided between you and me.

 CASE FORMS OF PRONOUNS

CASE USE IN A SENTENCE FORM

Subjective Pronoun subject I; you; he, she, it; we;

they

Objective Pronoun direct object, object me; you; him, her,

in a preposition it; us; them
Possessive Pronoun to show ownership my, mine; you,
yours; his, her, hers,
its; our, ours; their,
theirs
3.POSSESIVE PRONOUNS
 the one that shows ownership.

The pronouns my, your, his, her, its, our and there are used to
show possession or ownership. They come before nouns.

Ex: These are my books.

That is our house.
3.POSSESIVE PRONOUNS
 the one that shows ownership.

The pronouns my, your, his, her, its, our and there are used to
show possession or ownership. They come before nouns.

Ex: These are my books.

That is our house.
OTHER EXAMPLES :

These books are mine.

That is our house.
 CASE FORMS OF PRONOUNS

CASE USE IN A SENTENCE FORM

Subjective Pronoun subject I; you; he, she, it; we;

they

Objective Pronoun direct object, object me; you; him, her,

in a preposition it; us; them
Possessive Pronoun to show ownership my, mine; you,
yours; his, her, hers,
its; our, ours; their,
theirs
ORAL EXERCISES :

1. It is she who eats the cake.

2. Von bought an ice cream for her.

3. My teacher is he.

4. Our mother gives us a lot of gift.

5. The players will be they.

 Identifying Case. Write the case of each underlined pronoun on each line to the right.
(subjective , objective, possessive)

 
EXAMPLE:
Soon after starting out, we had a flat tire.subjective
1. The doctor cannot see you until next week.
2. She has misplaced her keys again. _______
3. Foster broke his bat on that hit. __________
4. The Jacksons took the dog with them on vacation. _________
5. Surely this bike is yours. ________
6. Occasionally I enjoy a horror movie.
7. Edison returned to his laboratory. ____________
8. Louise said that someone invited her. ________
9. The boat was turned over on its side. _________
10. Kevin asked us for directions. ___________
GROUP ACTIVITY

Make a short presentation or drama

( using pronouns in your dialogue) The
drama should be within 3-5 minutes. Then
write your dialogue/sentences in paper.
Underline the pronoun and label its cases.
ASSIGNMENT

Construct a sentence with pronouns and

determine its correct case.