We have completed parts of speech and noun chapter in our previous chapter. Here we will discuss about pronoun especially personal pronoun and it hot tips.
The pronoun which come in the alternative of noun but they treat as special noun, called personal pronoun.
1st person pronoun in subjective case:
I and We
1st person pronoun in possessive case:
My/mine and our/ours
1st person pronoun in objective case:
Me and us
2nd person pronoun in subjective case:
You
2nd person pronoun in possessive case:
Your/Yours
2nd person pronoun in objective case:
You
3rd person pronoun in subjective case:
He, She, It, One, and They
3rd person pronoun in possessive case:
His, Her/Hers, Its, Ones, Their/Theirs
3rd person pronoun in objective case:
Him, Her, It, One and Them
Personal Pronoun is Sentence making:
In the sentence making process we always use a formula of Subject and Verb. If in a subject there is plural subject then verb will take place plural. If in a sentence subject is singular then verb also will take place with singular.
Singular subject = Singular Verb
Plural Subject = Plural Verb
Verb in its original form always remain as plural. To make it singular we add “s” or “es” normally.
Noun normally remains as singular but to make it plural we add normally “s” or “es”.
Hot Tips of Pronoun
1. If living and non-living things come as plural noun whether they are male or female, we will use only “They” as third person.
2. “He” always use as singular noun when it is singular.
For example – I have a brother. He is very naughty.
3. “She” always use as singular noun when it is singular.
For example – I have a sister. She is very gentile.
4. “It” always use for non-living things when it is singular.
For example – I have a pen. It is very costly.
5. For small children we use “it”.
For example – I have a nephew. It is very active.
6. For the natural activities and incident we use “it”.
For example – It is Sunday. It is raining.
7. If personal pronoun comes together then we use the formula of “231”.
For example – You, He and I are students.
8. If in the sentence personal pronoun come together with 1st person then we use our/ours/us.
For example – You, he and I are doing our work.
9. If in the sentence personal pronoun come together with 2nd person then we use your/yours/you.
For example – You and he are doing your work.
10. If in the sentence all the personal pronoun comes together but the sentence indicate with wrong activities then we will use the formula of “123”.
For example – I, you and he are going to pluck the mango from his garden.
The pronoun which come in the alternative of noun but they treat as special noun, called personal pronoun.
1st person pronoun in subjective case:
I and We
1st person pronoun in possessive case:
My/mine and our/ours
1st person pronoun in objective case:
Me and us
2nd person pronoun in subjective case:
You
2nd person pronoun in possessive case:
Your/Yours
2nd person pronoun in objective case:
You
3rd person pronoun in subjective case:
He, She, It, One, and They
3rd person pronoun in possessive case:
His, Her/Hers, Its, Ones, Their/Theirs
3rd person pronoun in objective case:
Him, Her, It, One and Them
Personal Pronoun is Sentence making:
Singular Noun - Plural Noun
1st Person I - We
2nd Person You - You
3rd Person He, She, It and any name - They
In the sentence making process we always use a formula of Subject and Verb. If in a subject there is plural subject then verb will take place plural. If in a sentence subject is singular then verb also will take place with singular.
Singular subject = Singular Verb
Plural Subject = Plural Verb
Verb in its original form always remain as plural. To make it singular we add “s” or “es” normally.
Noun normally remains as singular but to make it plural we add normally “s” or “es”.
Hot Tips of Pronoun
1. If living and non-living things come as plural noun whether they are male or female, we will use only “They” as third person.
2. “He” always use as singular noun when it is singular.
For example – I have a brother. He is very naughty.
3. “She” always use as singular noun when it is singular.
For example – I have a sister. She is very gentile.
4. “It” always use for non-living things when it is singular.
For example – I have a pen. It is very costly.
5. For small children we use “it”.
For example – I have a nephew. It is very active.
6. For the natural activities and incident we use “it”.
For example – It is Sunday. It is raining.
7. If personal pronoun comes together then we use the formula of “231”.
For example – You, He and I are students.
8. If in the sentence personal pronoun come together with 1st person then we use our/ours/us.
For example – You, he and I are doing our work.
9. If in the sentence personal pronoun come together with 2nd person then we use your/yours/you.
For example – You and he are doing your work.
10. If in the sentence all the personal pronoun comes together but the sentence indicate with wrong activities then we will use the formula of “123”.
For example – I, you and he are going to pluck the mango from his garden.
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