We use pronouns to replace names. Sometimes, we use the same name repetitively in our conversation/writing. To avoid this, we use pronouns.
A page from First Grammar Book for Children (W. Walker & Sons, 1900) |
For example:
Dhaniyah is 10 years old. Dhaniyah likes to cook.
Dhaniyah is 10 years old. She likes to cook.
Let's have a look at another example:
Aqil, Sharif and Omar are friends. Aqil, Sharif and Omar like to play Beyblade.
Aqil, Sharif and Omar are friends. They like to play Beyblade.
Pronoun | |
---|---|
😎 | I |
👨 | he |
👧 | she |
😎👧 | we |
😎👉 👦👧 | they |
👘 | it |
Sometimes, we use possessive pronouns to show ownership. Who owns this? Who owns that?
For example:
1. That is Qistina's book. The book is hers.
2. Danial writes with that pencil. The pencil is his.
3. This bag belongs to you. It's yours. (note that I replace the 'bag' with 'it')
4. That's my chocolate. It's mine.
😎 | mine |
👨 | his |
👧 | hers |
😎👧 | ours |
😎👉 👦👧 | theirs |
Let's listen to this song to get more ideas about possessive pronouns.
Now, you can try this quiz to see how much you understand pronouns. What is your score?
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