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    This document discusses subject pronouns in English grammar. It begins with an introduction that defines subject pronouns as pronouns that take the place of nouns as the subject of a sentence. It then provides a table that lists the singular and plural first, second, and third person subject pronouns. The document provides examples of replacing nouns with subject pronouns to avoid repetition. It also discusses using "it" as a subject pronoun for objects, animals, ideas, time, weather, and temperature. The document concludes with an independent practice section that tests understanding of subject pronouns.

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    This document discusses subject pronouns in English grammar. It begins with an introduction that defines subject pronouns as pronouns that take the place of nouns as the subject of a sentence. It then provides a table that lists the singular and plural first, second, and third person subject pronouns. The document provides examples of replacing nouns with subject pronouns to avoid repetition. It also discusses using "it" as a subject pronoun for objects, animals, ideas, time, weather, and temperature. The document concludes with an independent practice section that tests understanding of subject pronouns.

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    Subject Pronouns

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    Subject Pronouns

    Introduction
    1) A subject is the person or thing that performs the action in the clause or sentence. A
    subject pronoun is a pronoun that takes the place of a noun as the subject of a sentence.
    She​ told me about her worries.
    2) Subject pronouns replace nouns that are the subject of their clause. Study the following
    table:

    Singular Plural
    1​st​ person I we
    2​nd​ person you you
    3​rd​ person he/she/it they

    We should replace the subject with a subject pronoun to avoid repetition.

    Mary is a student and Mary is very hard-working.​ Mary is a student and s


    ​ he​ is very
    hard-working.

    We use the subject pronoun ​it ​when we refer to objects, things, animals, or ideas.

    Love is eternal.​ It​ will last forever.

    Sometimes when we don't know the sex of a baby, we can use ​it​.

    Their baby is so small. ​It​ only weighs 2 kilos.

    We use ​it​ when we talk about time, weather, or temperature.

    What time is i​ t? –​ ​It’s ​7 o’clock.


    It’​ s quite cold today.

    English Grammar - Langpill.com


    Subject Pronouns
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    Short Story Dialogue


    – Shall w ​ e​ go out tonight? The weather is lovely!
    – Yes, i​ t​ is! Maybe ​we​ could go for a walk? I​ ​ don’t feel like eating.
    – ​It’​ s strange. Are ​you​ feeling well?
    – ​I​’m alright, thank you. I​ ​ was at my grandma’s today and ​she​ cooked a lot of stuff for
    lunch. I​ ​ felt like ​I​ was about to explode!
    – ​I​ know the feeling! All grandmas are like that. T ​ hey ​show their love by feeding their
    grandkids.

    Independent Practice
    1) Replace the subject with the appropriate pronoun.
    a. Kyle is looking for a job at the moment.
    b. My kids absolutely love reading books.
    c. The temperature is 25°C today.
    d. My friends and I like to go on trips together.
    e. Mrs. Smith is my neighbour.
    2) Correct the mistakes in the following sentences.
    a. The dog stole Amanda’s hot dog before he ran away.
    b. My brother likes working out in the morning. He gives him energy for the rest of the day.
    c. There are rain drops on my window. Are they raining again?
    d. Her husband is really sweet because her husband brings her breakfast in bed.
    e. You can have ice cream after they eat your broccoli.

    English Grammar - Langpill.com


    Subject Pronouns
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    Independent Practice: Answers


    1) Replace the subject with the appropriate pronoun.
    a. ​He​ is looking for a job at the moment.
    b. ​They​ absolutely love reading books.
    c. ​It​ is 25°C today.
    d. ​We​ like to go on trips together.
    e. ​She​ is my neighbour.
    2) Correct the mistakes in the following sentences.
    a. The dog stole Amanda’s hot dog before ​he​ ​it​ ran away.
    b. My brother likes working out in the morning. ​He​ ​It​ gives him energy for the rest of the day.
    c. There are rain drops on my window. ​Are they​ ​Is it​ raining again?
    d. Her husband is really sweet because ​her husband​ ​he​ brings her breakfast in bed.
    e. You can have ice cream after ​they​ ​you​ eat your broccoli.

    English Grammar - Langpill.com

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