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SINGULAR AND PLURAL PRONOUNS

SINGULAR AND PLURAL PRONOUNS PRONOUNS Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns. Singular pronouns take the place of singular nouns. Plural pronouns

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SINGULAR AND PLURAL PRONOUNS

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PRONOUNS Pronouns are words that take the place of

nouns.

Singular pronouns take the place of singular nouns.

Plural pronouns take the place of plural nouns.

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WHAT IS A NOUN?• A noun is a person, place, thing,

or an idea.

• A noun can be singular or plural.

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PERSON• Singular

– Doctor

• Plural– Children

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PLACE• Singular

– School

• Plural– Buildings

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THING• Singular

– Pencil

• Plural– Books

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IDEA• Singular

– Freedom

• Plural– Beauties – nature– people

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SINGULAR PRONOUNS• I• me• he• she• him• her• it

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PLURAL PRONOUNS• we• us• they• them

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BOTH SINGULAR AND PLURAL

• you

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SINGULAR PRONOUN EXAMPLE

• George and Cheryl are at work.• is changed to• George and I are at work.

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SINGULAR PRONOUN EXAMPLE

• Mr. Michael is the principal.• is changed to• He is the principal.

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SINGULAR PRONOUN EXAMPLE

• Mrs. Bell likes to sing.• is changed to• She likes to sing.

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SINGULAR PRONOUN EXAMPLE

• The truck belongs to Colin.• is changed to• The truck belongs to him.

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SINGULAR PRONOUN EXAMPLE

• The purse belongs to Sara.• is changed to• The purse belongs to her.

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SINGULAR PRONOUN EXAMPLE

• Grady likes to play football.• is changed to• Grady likes to play it.

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PLURAL PRONOUN EXAMPLE

• Mrs. Hamilton’s class is going on a field trip.

• is changed to• We are going on a field trip.

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PLURAL PRONOUN EXAMPLE

• Would you like to eat lunch with the third grade teachers?

• is changed to• Would you like to eat lunch with

us?

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PLURAL PRONOUN EXAMPLE

• The fourth graders are going swimming.

• is changed to• They are going swimmimg.

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PLURAL PRONOUN EXAMPLE

• Do you want to go with Renee and Rick to the mall?

• is changed to• Do you want to go with them to

the mall?

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SINGULAR EXAMPLE OF YOU AS A PRONOUN

• Nick, you must know the answer to the question 8 X 8.

• you takes the place of Nick

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PLURAL EXAMPLE OF YOU AS PRONOUN

• Students, do you know what 8 X 8 is?

• you takes the place of students

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