Personal Pronouns are very useful in making sentences
shorter. However, how do you know what pronoun to use? The
personal pronoun must agree with the CASE, GENDER, and NUMBER.
Agreement in Number
The pronoun that replaces a noun must agree in
number. The pronoun must be singular or plural like the noun it
replaces.
The singular pronouns are; I, me,
my, it, its, she, her,
hers, you, your, yours,
he, him, and his.
The plural pronouns are; we, us,
our, ours, they, them,
their, theirs, you, your,
and yours.
Determine the correct pronoun by gender below.
Marty, Jane and I like football.
decided to go to the St. Louis Rams game.
Bob likes
car! He saw you driving it yesterday!
I was walking on the beach when
found the bottle.
I know you have two dogs. Is that
running over there?
Look! There is Jill! Is that
car? That can't be !
My brother took my bracelet. I told him to give it
back to .
I went to the Anderson's house. I like
house. I think their house is better than .
It has a bigger family room than our house. But
house has a bigger living room than the Anderson's house. The
Anderson's should see our house. Let's invite
over to our house. I think
would love to see our house.
sister loves to tease me. I think
is her favorite thing to do. She is the oldest in our family.
loves me very much.
I like that bracelet, Jill. Did your brother give that bracelet to
?
Jeremy loves
job. His boss gave
an increase in salary last month.
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