Personal

Pronouns
 Introduction
Today we are going to
learn all about personal
pronouns.
Question Time
Do you know what a
pronoun is?
 Personal
Pronouns
A personal pronoun denotes
through their form the speaker
(first person), the person
spoken to (second person), or
the person or the thing spoken
of (third person).
 Personal
Pronouns
I, you, he, she, it, we,
they, me, him, her, us,
and them are all personal
pronouns.
 Nominative
Case
The nominative case or
subject pronouns are
used when the pronoun is
the subject of a sentence
or the predicate
nominative.
 Nominative
Case
I, you, he, she, & it are
singular pronouns.
We, you, & they are
plural pronouns.
 Example
He found a friend in the
wolf.
The best hunter is he.
 Example
They were jumping on
the trampoline with their
friends yesterday.
 Objective Case
The objective case is used when
the pronoun is a direct object, an
indirect object, or an object of a
preposition. Pronouns also match
the person, number, and gender of
their referents.
Objective Case
Me, you, him, her & it
are singular pronouns.
Us, you, & them are
plural pronouns.
 Example
Katherine carried her
cute, pink backpack into
her classroom.
 Example
Alice was playing dolls
with her little sister in
their bedroom.
 Example
The math teacher
rewarded us with extra
recess this week.
 Quiz Time!
Which word is a personal
pronoun?
Olivia was finishing her
homework.
 Quiz Time!
Which word is a personal
pronoun?
The cat was playing with his
toys.
 Quiz Time!
Which word is a personal
pronoun?
The cat was playing with his
toys.
 Quiz Time!
Which word is a personal
pronoun?
My mom bought me a new
phone.
 Quiz Time!
Which word is a personal
pronoun?
She was very grateful for it.