REVISION -PRONOUNS

REVISION -PRONOUNS

Lesson Objective

To identify the different types of pronouns

PERSONAL PRONOUNS

• Personal pronouns are pronouns that we us in place of names of people, places and things

• Examples : I, me, we, us, you, he, she, it, him, her, they, them

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Personal pronouns-Subjective case

Personal pronouns -objective case

• The teacher gave me a book

• The teacher gave a book to me

Multiple Choice

Identify the personal pronouns.

Come look at my cat! He has climbed to the top of that tree.

They talked to me about acting in the play. We enjoyed hearing her sing.

• my, he, they, me, we, her

• in, enjoyed, play

Possessive pronouns

• Pronouns that express ownership or belonging

• Example- The books are mine

• mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs, whose

Fill in the Blanks

The house is theirs and its paint is flaking. We shall finally have what is rightfully ours. What's mine is yours, my friend.

Demonstrative Pronoun

• This , that, these, those

• They point out to the nouns which they refer

• That over there is the tree from which I fell when I was six years old.

Fill in the Blanks

That performance wasn’t very interesting. I would like those, please.Could you help me move these?

Relative Pronouns

• A relative pronoun refers back to the noun mentioned before

• My cousin whose family lives in Europe will be visiting us this week

• who, whose, that which

Reflexive Pronouns

• Reflexive pronouns are used when the doer of an action also receives the action

• Rohit pinched himself when he won a trip to Europe

• myself, himself, herself, itself, yourself, ourselves and themselves

Fill in the Blanks

They had to cook for themselves. Andrew and myself will conduct today’s meeting. Identify the reflexive pronouns

Fill in the Blanks

My daughter wants to adopt the dog that doesn’t have a tail Identify the relative pronoun

Interrrogative pronouns

• Pronouns that introduce questions

• who, whom, which, whose and what

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Fill in the Blanks

Identify the interrrogative pronouns. Where is the boy?

What time will you be available?