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    ServicioNacionaldeAprendizaje–SENA

    BILINGUALISMPROGRAM Página 1 de4


    SUBJECTANDOBJECTPRONOUN

    FECHA:
    ESTRATEGIA: Taller deevaluacióndeconocimiento
    COMPETENCIAS ADESARROLLAR: Comprendertextoseninglésenformaescritay auditiva.
    Realizarintercambiossocialesyprácticosmuybreves,conunvocabulario suficientepara
    RESULTADODE APRENDIZAJE: hacerunaexposicióno mantenerunaconversaciónsencillasobretemastécnicos.
    CRITERIOSDE EVALUACIÓN Escribeo presentadescripcionesdesímismo,suprofesióny su entorno.
    IDENTIFICACION DELAPRENDI
    SEGUNDO
    TIPO NUMERODOCUMENTO PRIMERAPELLIDO NOMBRES
    APELLIDO

    1193415424 TRUJILLANO QUIJANO JOHAN

    SubjectPronouns

    I,YOU,HE,SHE,IT,WE,THEY
    Subject Verb Object

    The girl loves her parents.


    She loves them.

    Changethenoun(s)tosubjectpronouns.

    Man they dog It Girls theys


    People They woman She teachers They
    Cat It Bob and Joe They women They
    dogs It man He students They
    parents They men They friends They
    girl She wife She uncle He
    You and We tre It restaurant It
    pencil It Ann and you they socks It

    Changethesubjectnoun(s)tosubjectpronouns.

    Myfatheristall.Heistall.
    Mymotherisshort.Sheisshor t.
    Youandyourfriendareshy.You are shy.
    Myuncleismarried.He is married.

    1.My sister is thirsty. She is thirsty


    2.My grand mother is old. She is old
    3.The students are young. They are young
    4.The restaurant is expensive. it is expensive

    5.The dog is angry. It is angry


    •
    6. The cats are fat. It are fat
    7.The city is big. It is big
    8.The girls are pretty. They are pretty
    9.The sock is clean. It is clean
    10.The socks are dirty. It are dirty
    11.You and I are happy. We are happy
    12.You and your brother are sad. They are sad
    13.The man is tired. He is tired
    14.The men are rich. they are rich
    ServicioNacionaldeAprendizaje–SENA
    RegionalTolima-CentrodeComercioyServicios

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    SUBJECTANDOBJECTPRONOUN

    15.The woman is quiet. She is quiet


    16.The women are noisy . they are noisy.
    17.You and I are hungry. We are hungry

    An objectpronounisusedinplaceofa personorthingthat
    isacteduponorreceivestheactionof theverbina sentence.

    Person ObjectPronouns–Singular ObjectPronouns-Plural


    st
    1 (speaking) Me Us
    nd
    2 (beingspokento) You You
    rd
    3 (beingspokenabout) Him/Her/It Them

    Completeeachsentencewiththeappropriatepronoun.
    1. (Joe,Scott,andBob) Thewaiterbroughtoutthreeplatesoffoodfor them
    2. (My AuntJane) My brotherandIwrotethankyou lettersto her
    3. (NickandI) Thescienceteachergaveabottlerocketto us
    him
    4. (Theneighbor’scar) Themechanicfrom the garagewenttoworkon
    them
    5. (JennyandFatima) My parentsbought$25giftcertificatesfor
    6. (Thelittleoldlady) Icarriedinthebagsofgroceriestohelp her

    7. (Adam’sgrandfather) Adamcarefullypaintedaspecialportraitof him


    it
    8. (Thebluenotebook) Samanthaquicklywrotedownall her notesin
    9. (Thepensand pencils) Iboughtanewzipperedpouchatthestorefor it
    him
    10. (YourUnclePeter) Sally expertlydancedhertapdanceroutinefor
    11. (TheAndersons) Wegotaletterin our mailboxthatbelongsto him
    them
    12. (AmandaSanderson) Andrewwentshoppingandboughta ringfor
    13. (Theboywearingred) Thesoccergoaliekickedthesoccerballto him
    her
    14. (Thesmallgirl) Thewaitresshandedtheicecreamconeto
    15. (Yourparents) You couldn’twaittoshowthereportcardto them

    JUCIO: Cumple Aúnnocumple

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