Subject Pronouns

David enjoys playing soccer on the weekends

• He enjoys playing soccer on the weekends

• She enjoys playing soccer on the weekends

• They enjoy playing soccer on the weekends

Marta cooks dinner for her family.

• He cooks dinner for her family.

• They cook dinner for her family.

• She cooks dinner for her family.

You and Ryan work together.

• He works together.

• They work together.

• You work together.

You and I study English at school.

• They study English at school.

• We study English at school.

• You study English at school.

The coffee is very hot.

• They are really hot.

• It is really hot.

• Its is really hot.

The books are really heavy.

• They are really heavy

• Its are really heavy.

• It is really heavy.

Marianna has four children.

• You have four children.

• I have four children.

• She has four children.

Elizabeth and Betty take dance classes.

• She takes dance classes.

• They take dance classes.

• You take dance classes.

Daniel and you drive every day.

• They drive every day.

• You drive every day.

• We drive every day.

Tabitha and I walk to the park.

• They walk to the park.

• We walk to the park.

• You walk to the park.