Pronouns

Bob and Linda own a restaurant.

• He owns a restaurant.

• She owns a restaurant.

• We own a restaurant.

• They own a restaurant.

Mrs. Johns drinks coffee every morning.

• He drinks coffee every morning.

• She drinks coffee every morning.

• They drink coffee every morning.

• You drink coffee every morning.

Michael works at the office.

• He works at the office.

• She works at the office.

• They work at the office.

• I work at the office.

John teaches science.

• She teaches science.

• We teach science.

• You teach science.

• He teaches science.

The dog is outside.

• He is outside.

• She is outside.

• It is outside.

• They are outside.

Michelle has three dogs.

• We have three dogs.

• They have three dogs.

• She has three dogs.

• He has three dogs.

Jake is a doctor.

• He is a doctor.

• She is a doctor.

• I am a doctor.

• You are a doctor.

The shirt is red.

• He is red.

• It is red.

• She is red.

• You are red.

My friends and I went to the movies this weekend.

• They went to the movies this weekend.

• They and I went to the movies this weekend.

• She went to the movies this weekend

• We went to the movies this weekend.

The movie starts at 6:00.

• It starts at 6:00.

• He starts at 6:00.

• She starts at 6:00.

• We start at 6:00.