Grammar

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Grammar

Personal pronouns

Singular	Plural
I you	we you
he / she / it	they

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I’m Arif.

He’s from Jamaica.

It’s a competition.

The pronoun ‘I’ is always written with a capital letter. The pronoun ‘you’ may indicate the second person singular, the second person plural or the polite form. ‘He’ is used for males, ‘she’ is used for females, and ‘it’ is used for things and animals.

Match the personal pronouns (1-6) with the correct words (a-f).

she
you
it
they
he
we

Arif and you
Susie
hobby
Arif and you
Harry
mum and dad

Replace the words written in blue with the correct personal pronouns.

Jane and Peter are from Birmingham.
My mum is a teacher.
You and Kate are Scottish.
Sasha and I are students.
London is in England.
Peter is my friend.
One Direction are my favourite band.

be: Present simple
Affirmative form

Full Form		Contracted Form
Singular	Plural	Singular	Plural
I am you are	we are you are	I’m you’re	we’re you’re
he / she / it is	they are	he’s / she’s / it’s	they’re