Pronouns
Learn I, you, he, she, it, we, and they through clear examples and guided practice.
Learning Flow
Learn -> Practice -> Challenge -> Quiz
After This Lesson
Identify common subject pronouns
Replace nouns with pronouns
Build simple pronoun sentences
Write a short pronoun challenge
Learning outcome
What You'll Learn
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Learning outcome
What You'll Learn
Understand what pronouns are.
Use I, you, he, she, it, we, and they.
Replace names and nouns with subject pronouns.
Write simple sentences with pronouns.
Teacher explanation
Definition
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Teacher explanation
Definition
What is a pronoun?
A pronoun is a word we use in place of a noun.
Subject Pronouns
Subject pronouns tell who or what the sentence is about.
Replacing Names
After a name is clear, use a pronoun instead of repeating the name.
One and Many
Use he, she, or it for one. Use we or they for more than one.
Person, place, thing, idea
Examples
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Person, place, thing, idea
Examples
I = the speaker
you = the listener
he = one boy or man
she = one girl or woman
it = one thing or animal
we = you and other people together
they = two or more people or things
Short model sentences
Simple Sentences
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Short model sentences
Simple Sentences
I am from Jaipur.
You are very helpful.
He is my brother.
She is a doctor.
It is my laptop.
We learn together.
They work in Delhi.
Remember these points
Rules
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Remember these points
Rules
I + am: I am ready.
He/She/It + is: She is kind.
You/We/They + are: They are ready.
Name first, pronoun next: Raju is my friend. He is helpful.
Use they for two or more people: Raju and Sita are friends. They are friends.
Teacher-style walkthrough
Guided Examples
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Teacher-style walkthrough
Guided Examples
Guided Example 1
Amit is my cousin. He is helpful.
- Amit is one boy or man.
- Use he to replace Amit.
Guided Example 2
Neha and Pooja are classmates. They study together.
- Neha and Pooja are two people.
- Use they for two or more people.
Focused grammar practice
Grammar Lab
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Focused grammar practice
Grammar Lab
Subject Pronouns
What is this tense?
Subject pronouns replace nouns when the person or thing is the subject.
Use pronouns to avoid repeating names again and again.
Structure
I / you / he / she / it / we / they + verb
Positive
Pronoun + verb
He is a student.
They are friends.
Negative
Pronoun + is/are + not
She is not late.
They are not ready.
Question
Is/Are + pronoun + ...?
Is he ready?
Are they friends?
Common Mistakes+
Do not write: Raju is Raju's friend again and again.
Use a pronoun after the noun is clear: Raju is my friend. He is kind.
Mini Practice
Replace Raju with he.
Replace Sita and Priya with they.
Better everyday English
Smart English Tip
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Better everyday English
Smart English Tip
Use pronouns after the noun is already clear.
Use I with am, not is.
Use he for one boy or man and she for one girl or woman.
Use they when you talk about two or more people.
Natural replies and useful words
Real English Usage
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Natural replies and useful words
Real English Usage
Daily English
I am at home.
He is my neighbor.
They are in the library.
Professional English
We are ready for the call.
She is leading the discussion.
They are reviewing the file.
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Now Your Turn
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Write and get feedback
Now Your Turn
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Challenge
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Submit your answer
Challenge
Write 5 simple sentences using different subject pronouns.
Write one sentence with I.
Write one sentence with he or she.
Write one sentence with we.
Write one sentence with they.
Write one sentence replacing a name with a pronoun.
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Quiz
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Quiz
Quiz
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Question 1 - mcq
Which word can replace Raju?
Question 2 - mcq
Which word can replace Sita?
Question 3 - mcq
Choose the correct sentence.
Question 4 - fill blank
Complete: ____ am a learner.
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