Using Pronouns for people and things | Grammar

A1 Pronouns

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Pronouns for people and things

Subject pronouns
You use subject pronouns as the subject of a verb.

She is my sister.
They come from Spain.
You live in South America.

Object pronouns
You use object pronouns

As the object of a verb: She gave me a pen.
After a preposition: He made a cake for her.
After the verb ‘be’: Look at this photo. This is me in Vietnam.

Taking about possession
You use possessive adjectives

When you say that something belongs to someone: That’s your watch.
When you talk about relationships: Is that your mum?
When you talk about a part of your body: My leg hurts.
When you talk about clothes: Do you like my hat?

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