Subject Pronouns I you he she it we they who Subject + I "e She $er

Object Pronouns me you him her it us them whom erb + object! teach him! teach he! li#es him! li#es he!

Possessive Adjectives + noun my car your car his car her car its car our car their car whose car

Possessive Pronouns mine yours his hers its ours theirs whose

Reflexive Pronouns myself yourself / yourselves himself herself itself ourselves themselves -

It%s his &en! ' It%s his! (st &erson &ronoun I we )nd &erson &ronoun *hey +rd &erson &ronoun $e she you there their they%re ' they are it%s ' it is its his hers theirs S O I li#e those CDs! I li#e them! Those CDs are from famous ja,, artists! They are from famous ja,, artists! I teach them! *hey are tau-ht by me! &re&osition + object &ronoun e- I -ave it to him Possessive adjective &ronoun + noun "y car *his is my &en!

*his is mine pen! .an I use your &hone/ .an I use yours/

Part I exercises &(0(-(01 Partici&les2 erbals2 Pronouns Refer to &(31-(045 Patterns to Remember be-in to notice that their moods are chan-in-/ their moods chan-innotice + sth + -innotice their moods chan-inener-y costs which are risin' risin- ener-y costs a room which is occu&ied by sb an occu&ied room than + object &ronoun e- bi--er than me than + subject &ronoun + verb e- bi--er than I am e- cooler winter than they did family ' a family unit ' sin-ular 6 it 6 verb s-

e- *he Indian man%s family is very bi-! It has () members! family ' many individuals 7&arents2 siblin-s etc8 ' &lural 6 they 6 verb &l *he 9indow family are -ointo :rance on holiday! *hey are very ha&&y!