Pronouns. A pronoun takes the place of a noun. Pronouns Subject Pronouns The subject DOES the action...

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Pronouns

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Pronouns

A pronoun takes the place of a noun.

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Pronouns

Subject Pronouns

The subject DOES the action of a sentence.

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Pronouns

Subject Pronouns

The subject DOES the action of a sentence.

Tony waves to Erin.

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Pronouns

Subject Pronouns

The subject DOES the action of a sentence.

Tony waves to Erin.Who DOES the action?

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Pronouns

Subject Pronouns

The subject DOES the action of a sentence.

Tony waves to Erin.Who DOES the action?

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Pronouns

Subject Pronouns

The subject DOES the action of a sentence.

Tony waves to Erin.You can replace Tony with a

subject pronoun.

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Pronouns

Subject Pronouns

The subject DOES the action of a sentence.

He waves to Erin.You can replace Tony with a

subject pronoun.

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Pronouns

Object Pronouns

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Pronouns

Object Pronouns

The object RECEIVES the action of a sentence.

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Pronouns

Object Pronouns

The object RECEIVES the action of a sentence.

Tony waves to Erin.

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Pronouns

Object Pronouns

The object RECEIVES the action of a sentence.

Tony waves to Erin.Who RECEIVES the action?

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Pronouns

Object Pronouns

The object RECEIVES the action of a sentence.

Tony waves to Erin.Who RECEIVES the action?

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Pronouns

Object Pronouns

The object RECEIVES the action of a sentence.

Tony waves to Erin.You can replace Erin with an

object pronoun.

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Pronouns

Object Pronouns

The object RECEIVES the action of a sentence.

Tony waves to her.You can replace Erin with an

object pronoun.

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Tony waved to Erin.

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Tony waved to Erin.

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Tony waved to Erin.With Pronouns:

He waved to her.

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Tony waved to Erin.With Pronouns:

He waved to her.Try this one:

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Tony waved to Erin.With Pronouns:

He waved to her.Try this one:

Anita plants the seeds.

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Tony waved to Erin.With Pronouns:

He waved to her.Try this one:

Anita plants the seeds.

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Tony waved to Erin.With Pronouns:

He waved to her.Try this one:

Anita plants the seeds.With Pronouns:

_____ plants ______.

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Tony waved to Erin.With Pronouns:

He waved to her.Try this one:

Anita plants the seeds.With Pronouns:

She plants them.

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Tony waved to Erin.With Pronouns:

He waved to her.Try this one:

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Tony waved to Erin.With Pronouns:

He waved to her.Try this one:

The runners cross the finish line.

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Tony waved to Erin.With Pronouns:

He waved to her.Try this one:

The runners cross the finish line.With Pronouns:

_________cross _________.

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Tony waved to Erin.With Pronouns:

He waved to her.Try this one:

The runners cross the finish line.With Pronouns:

They cross it.

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Try this one:

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Try this one:

My sisters, my grandmother, and I like green peppers.

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Try this one:

My sisters, my grandmother, and I like green peppers.

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Try this one:

My sisters, my grandmother, and I like green peppers.

With a subject pronoun:

______ like green peppers.

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Try this one:

My sisters, my grandmother, and I like green peppers.

With a subject pronoun:

_We__ like green peppers.

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Try this one:

My sisters, my grandmother, and I like green peppers.

With a subject pronoun:

_We__ like green peppers.

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Try this one:

My sisters, my grandmother, and I like green peppers.

With a subject pronoun:

_We__ like green peppers.With an object pronoun:

My sisters, my grandmother, and I like __________.

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Try this one:

My sisters, my grandmother, and I like green peppers.

With a subject pronoun:

_We__ like green peppers.With an object pronoun:

My sisters, my grandmother, and I like __them____.

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PronounsSo remember…A pronoun takes the place of a noun.

Subject pronouns takes the place of subject nouns.

Object pronouns take the place of object nouns.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

A subject pronoun DOES the action in a sentence.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

A subject pronoun DOES the action in a sentence.I gave the ball to Tommy.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

A subject pronoun DOES the action in a sentence.I gave the ball to Tommy.

He gave the ball to Tommy.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

A subject pronoun DOES the action in a sentence.I gave the ball to Tommy.

He gave the ball to Tommy.

She gave the ball to Tommy.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

A subject pronoun DOES the action in a sentence.I gave the ball to Tommy.

He gave the ball to Tommy.

She gave the ball to Tommy.

You gave the ball to Tommy.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

A subject pronoun DOES the action in a sentence.I gave the ball to Tommy.

He gave the ball to Tommy.

She gave the ball to Tommy.

You gave the ball to Tommy.

We gave the ball to Tommy.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

A subject pronoun DOES the action in a sentence.I gave the ball to Tommy.

He gave the ball to Tommy.

She gave the ball to Tommy.

You gave the ball to Tommy.

We gave the ball to Tommy.

They gave the ball to Tommy.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

A subject pronoun DOES the action in a sentence.I gave the ball to Tommy.

He gave the ball to Tommy.

She gave the ball to Tommy.

You gave the ball to Tommy.

We gave the ball to Tommy.

They gave the ball to Tommy.

It gave the ball to Tommy.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

A subject pronoun DOES the action in a sentence.I gave the ball to Tommy.

He gave the ball to Tommy.

She gave the ball to Tommy.

You gave the ball to Tommy.

We gave the ball to Tommy.

They gave the ball to Tommy.

It gave the ball to Tommy.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

An object pronoun RECEIVES the action in a sentence.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

An object pronoun RECEIVES the action in a sentence.Tommy gave the ball to me.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

An object pronoun RECEIVES the action in a sentence.Tommy gave the ball to me.Tommy gave the ball to him.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

An object pronoun RECEIVES the action in a sentence.Tommy gave the ball to me.Tommy gave the ball to him.Tommy gave the ball to her.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

An object pronoun RECEIVES the action in a sentence.Tommy gave the ball to me.Tommy gave the ball to him.Tommy gave the ball to her.Tommy gave the ball to you.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

An object pronoun RECEIVES the action in a sentence.Tommy gave the ball to me.Tommy gave the ball to him.Tommy gave the ball to her.Tommy gave the ball to you.Tommy gave the ball to us.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

An object pronoun RECEIVES the action in a sentence.Tommy gave the ball to me.Tommy gave the ball to him.Tommy gave the ball to her.Tommy gave the ball to you.Tommy gave the ball to us.Tommy gave the ball to them.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

An object pronoun RECEIVES the action in a sentence.Tommy gave the ball to me.Tommy gave the ball to him.Tommy gave the ball to her.Tommy gave the ball to you.Tommy gave the ball to us.Tommy gave the ball to them. Tommy gave the ball to it.

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PronounsA pronoun takes the place of a noun.

An object pronoun RECEIVES the action in a sentence.Tommy gave the ball to me.Tommy gave the ball to him.Tommy gave the ball to her.Tommy gave the ball to you.Tommy gave the ball to us.Tommy gave the ball to them. Tommy gave the ball to it.

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Pronouns

Each Subject Pronoun has a matching Object Pronoun.

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Pronouns

Each Subject Pronoun has a matching Object Pronoun.Can you figure out the match?

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Pronouns

Each Subject Pronoun has a matching Object Pronoun.Can you figure out the match?

I

He

She

You

We

They

It

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Pronouns

Each Subject Pronoun has a matching Object Pronoun.Can you figure out the match?

I Me

He

She

You

We

They

It

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Pronouns

Each Subject Pronoun has a matching Object Pronoun.Can you figure out the match?

I Me

He Him

She

You

We

They

It

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Pronouns

Each Subject Pronoun has a matching Object Pronoun.Can you figure out the match?

I Me

He Him

She Her

You

We

They

It

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Pronouns

Each Subject Pronoun has a matching Object Pronoun.Can you figure out the match?

I Me

He Him

She Her

You You

We

They

It

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Pronouns

Each Subject Pronoun has a matching Object Pronoun.Can you figure out the match?

I Me

He Him

She Her

You You

We Us

They

It

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Pronouns

Each Subject Pronoun has a matching Object Pronoun.Can you figure out the match?

I Me

He Him

She Her

You You

We Us

They Them

It

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Pronouns

Each Subject Pronoun has a matching Object Pronoun.Can you figure out the match?

I Me

He Him

She Her

You You

We Us

They Them

It It


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Subject and Object Pronouns...Plural object pronouns are us, you, and them. When you use a person's name and a pronoun in a compound object, be sure to use an object pronoun. The teacher

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