This document discusses pronouns used as subjects in the nominative case. It defines pronouns as words used in place of nouns and lists the three cases of nouns. It states that the pronouns used as subjects are I, you, he, she, it (singular) and we, you, they (plural). Examples are provided to illustrate pronouns functioning as subjects. The document explains that a pronoun is in the nominative case if it functions as the subject or predicate nominative of a sentence.
This document discusses pronouns used as subjects in the nominative case. It defines pronouns as words used in place of nouns and lists the three cases of nouns. It states that the pronouns used as subjects are I, you, he, she, it (singular) and we, you, they (plural). Examples are provided to illustrate pronouns functioning as subjects. The document explains that a pronoun is in the nominative case if it functions as the subject or predicate nominative of a sentence.
This document discusses pronouns used as subjects in the nominative case. It defines pronouns as words used in place of nouns and lists the three cases of nouns. It states that the pronouns used as subjects are I, you, he, she, it (singular) and we, you, they (plural). Examples are provided to illustrate pronouns functioning as subjects. The document explains that a pronoun is in the nominative case if it functions as the subject or predicate nominative of a sentence.
This document discusses pronouns used as subjects in the nominative case. It defines pronouns as words used in place of nouns and lists the three cases of nouns. It states that the pronouns used as subjects are I, you, he, she, it (singular) and we, you, they (plural). Examples are provided to illustrate pronouns functioning as subjects. The document explains that a pronoun is in the nominative case if it functions as the subject or predicate nominative of a sentence.
EMPATHY Nominative Pronouns Used as Subject PRONOUNS
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place of nouns. PRONOUNS Three cases of nouns: subjective case, objective case, possessive case. PRONOUNS Thepronouns used as subjects are I, you, he, she, and it (singular in number); we, you, and they (plural in number). EXAMPLES Joshua wants to go the mall. ________ wants to buy new clothers. Janea wishes to join the contest. _________ is confident that she will win. The school provides quality education. _______ is known for its adept teachers and staff. EXAMPLES The tourists went to Baguio. _____ enjoyed it a lot. My sister told me to go home. _______ needed me to help for the occasion later. My brother dreams to become a teacher. _____ is good in oral communication. PRONOUNS A pronouns is in the nominative case if it functions as the subject or the predicate nominative of a sentence. EXAMPLES We would like to congratulate Gerry for being honest. EXAMPLES They wanted to book a ticket to Japan. EXAMPLES It could have been a new era for them. VERSUS Underline the predicate, encircle the pronoun functioning as subject. VERSUS They They congratulated the congratulated the winner graciously. winner graciously. VERSUS It ruined It ruined our picnic. our picnic. VERSUS I cannot understand I cannot understand the lesson taught by the lesson taught by my teacher today. my teacher today. VERSUS She gave Cherrie She gave Cherrie a beautiful hair a beautiful hair clip. clip. VERSUS It could It could possibly possibly happen. happen. VERSUS He realized his He realized his mistakes mistakes immediately. immediately. VERSUS He and she are He and she are considered as considered as important guests. important guests. VERSUS We are We are wondering how wondering how the incident the incident happened. happened. VERSUS You now You now understand why understand why Liza is late. Liza is late. ORAL ACTIVITY