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Personal Pronouns and Possessive Pronouns Juan Enrique Newman

This document defines and provides examples of personal pronouns and possessive pronouns in English. It explains that personal pronouns like I, you, he, she are used to replace nouns in a sentence. Possessive pronouns like mine, yours, his are used to indicate ownership. Examples of sentences using both personal and possessive pronouns are provided, such as "I am happy" and "This book is mine". The document also discusses how these pronouns are used in sentences and texts.

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Personal Pronouns and Possessive Pronouns Juan Enrique Newman

This document defines and provides examples of personal pronouns and possessive pronouns in English. It explains that personal pronouns like I, you, he, she are used to replace nouns in a sentence. Possessive pronouns like mine, yours, his are used to indicate ownership. Examples of sentences using both personal and possessive pronouns are provided, such as "I am happy" and "This book is mine". The document also discusses how these pronouns are used in sentences and texts.

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Personal pronouns and

Possessive pronouns
Members : Piero Avendaño
Aidan Rondon
Luhana Squire
Degree : 6to. “ A “
Teacher : Génesis Mujica
¿What Is Personal Pronouns?

• Personal pronouns or personal pronouns


in English are used to replace nouns or
nouns within a sentence. As in Spanish, in
English these vary depending on the
grammatical person, gender and the
number of people being talked about.
• Examples :
• I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they.
¿How to make sentences with Personal
Pronouns?
• Next with the topic of Personal Pronouns we
will see some Examples of Personal Pronouns
in Sentences which are the following shown on
the screen Parte de Aidan
• Examples : Rondon

• 1.I am happy. 3.You are honest


• 2.I am a good student. 4.You are very smart.
¿What are Personal Pronouns in a text?

• Personal pronouns are words that replace the


subject, name or noun of the sentence and are
used to replace people, animals or things,
without having to name them. Furthermore,
they are the ones that designate the three
grammatical persons: First, who is the one who
issues the message.
¿How Personal Pronouns are Used in
Sentence?

• To continue We will see how they are used


Personal Pronouns are used to indicate
who performs the action. These pronouns
are the subject of the sentence and are
usually before the verb.
¿What is Possessive Pronouns?

• Possessive pronouns are those that


replace a noun and the possessive that
they accompany. They agree with the
possessor and not with the thing
possessed as occurs in Spanish and, unlike
Spanish, they cannot have the definite
article.
¿How to make sentences with Possessive
Pronouns?
• Next we will also see sentences with possessive
pronouns that will serve as an example of
possessive pronouns and are the following
sentences in the current text.
• Examples:
• 1.This book is mine. 3.This pencil his.

• 2. This magazine is yours. 4.This bag is hers.


¿What are Possessive pronouns in a text?

• The possessive pronouns


• They are used to indicate who owns
something. As they are pronouns, they
replace the noun they are referring to.
This is my ball. This ball is mine.
¿How possessive pronouns are used in
sentences?

• Possessive pronouns are used within a


sentence which is a text function that
helps to pronounce better during the
narration of the text and the narrator of
the Possessive Pronouns sentence can be
pronounced better
Farewell

•Thank you for your


attention during the
Passive Voice Past
exhibition.

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