Replace the plural noun with a personal pronoun
key notes:
What are Personal Pronouns?
- Definition: Personal pronouns are words that replace nouns. They help avoid repetition and make sentences clearer.
Common Personal Pronouns
- Subject Pronouns (used as the subject of the sentence):
- I
- you
- he
- she
- it
- we
- they (for plural nouns)
- Object Pronouns (used as the object of the sentence):
- me
- you
- him
- her
- it
- us (for plural nouns)
- them (for plural nouns)
How to Replace a Plural Noun with a Pronoun
- Identify the Plural Noun: Look for the plural noun in the sentence.
- Choose the Correct Pronoun:
- Use “they” or “them” for groups of people or things.
- Use “we” or “us” if the speaker is included in the group.
- Replace the Noun: Substitute the plural noun with the correct pronoun.
Practice Replacing Nouns
Rewrite the sentences below by replacing the underlined plural nouns with the correct personal pronouns.
- The children are playing in the park.
- Answer: They are playing in the park.
- The dogs are barking loudly.
- Answer: They are barking loudly.
- The teachers gave homework to the students.
- Answer: They gave homework to them.
- The girls are singing beautifully.
- Answer: They are singing beautifully.
- The books are on the table.
- Answer: They are on the table.
Self-Check
After replacing the nouns, check your answers:
- They are playing in the park.
- They are barking loudly.
- They gave homework to them.
- They are singing beautifully.
- They are on the table.
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