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What are Personal Pronouns?
A pronoun can replace a noun or another
pronoun.
We use pronouns like ”he”, ”her”, ”us”, ”them”,... to
make our sentences less repetitive and less
cumbersome.
Mary is my sister She is my sister
Ann told Robert that
Robert was her best
friend.
Ann told Robert that
Robert was her best
friend.
She told him that
he was her best friend.
Personal Pronoun: Classification
We can classify personal pronouns into several types.
We are going to study some of them.
These ones are...

Subjective Personal Pronouns.

Objective Personal Pronouns.

Possessive Personal Pronouns.

Reflexive Pronouns.
But there are more!
Subjective Personal Pronouns.
A Subjective Personal Pronoun indicates us the
pronoun is acting as the subject of the sentence.
I / you / he / she / it / we / you / they
She is a teacher. We are the champions.
Objective Personal Pronouns.
An Objective Personal Pronoun indicates us the
pronoun is acting as an object.
me / you / him / her / it / us / you / them
Charles told him the
truth.
She bought them a lot
of food.
Possessive Personal Pronouns.
A Possessive Personal Pronoun indicates us the
pronoun is acting as a marker of possession and
defines who is the owner.
mine / yours / his / hers / its / ours / yours / theirs
This car is mine.
Reflexive Personal Pronouns.
A Reflexive Personal Pronoun is used to refer
back the action to the subject of the sentence.
myself / yourself / himself / herself / itself /
ourselves / yourselves / themselves
Mary looked at herself
in the mirror.
NOW SOME
ACTIVITIES
She burnt _______
1.- hers
2.- herself
3.- ourselves
She burnt _______
1.- hers
2.- herself
3.- ourselves
She loves _______
1.- him
2.- himself
3.- he
She loves _______
1.- him
2.- himself
3.- he
Give _____ back my pencil!
1.- them
2.- yours
3.- me
Give _____ back my pencil!
1.- them
2.- yours
3.- me
____ are my teachers.
1.- He
2.- They
3.- She
____ are my teachers.
1.- He
2.- They
3.- She
This is your dog. It's ____
1.- yours
2.- hers
3.- you
This is your dog. It's ____
1.- yours
2.- hers
3.- you
Ron and you bought _____ a car.
1.- mine
2.- yourselves
3.- yours
Ron and you bought _____ a car.
1.- mine
2.- yourselves
3.- yours
Mary is my sister. ____ is 10.
1.- He
2.- She
3.- They
Mary is my sister. ____ is 10.
1.- He
2.- She
3.- They
They made ____ a coffee.
1.- themselves
2.- theirs
3.- I
They made ____ a coffee.
1.- themselves
2.- theirs
3.- I
This suit is ____
1.- me
2.- I
3.- his
This suit is ____
1.- me
2.- I
3.- his
Personal pronouns

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Personal pronouns

  • 1.
  • 2. What are Personal Pronouns? A pronoun can replace a noun or another pronoun. We use pronouns like ”he”, ”her”, ”us”, ”them”,... to make our sentences less repetitive and less cumbersome. Mary is my sister She is my sister Ann told Robert that Robert was her best friend. Ann told Robert that Robert was her best friend. She told him that he was her best friend.
  • 3. Personal Pronoun: Classification We can classify personal pronouns into several types. We are going to study some of them. These ones are...  Subjective Personal Pronouns.  Objective Personal Pronouns.  Possessive Personal Pronouns.  Reflexive Pronouns. But there are more!
  • 4. Subjective Personal Pronouns. A Subjective Personal Pronoun indicates us the pronoun is acting as the subject of the sentence. I / you / he / she / it / we / you / they She is a teacher. We are the champions.
  • 5. Objective Personal Pronouns. An Objective Personal Pronoun indicates us the pronoun is acting as an object. me / you / him / her / it / us / you / them Charles told him the truth. She bought them a lot of food.
  • 6. Possessive Personal Pronouns. A Possessive Personal Pronoun indicates us the pronoun is acting as a marker of possession and defines who is the owner. mine / yours / his / hers / its / ours / yours / theirs This car is mine.
  • 7. Reflexive Personal Pronouns. A Reflexive Personal Pronoun is used to refer back the action to the subject of the sentence. myself / yourself / himself / herself / itself / ourselves / yourselves / themselves Mary looked at herself in the mirror.
  • 9. She burnt _______ 1.- hers 2.- herself 3.- ourselves
  • 10. She burnt _______ 1.- hers 2.- herself 3.- ourselves
  • 11. She loves _______ 1.- him 2.- himself 3.- he
  • 12. She loves _______ 1.- him 2.- himself 3.- he
  • 13. Give _____ back my pencil! 1.- them 2.- yours 3.- me
  • 14. Give _____ back my pencil! 1.- them 2.- yours 3.- me
  • 15. ____ are my teachers. 1.- He 2.- They 3.- She
  • 16. ____ are my teachers. 1.- He 2.- They 3.- She
  • 17. This is your dog. It's ____ 1.- yours 2.- hers 3.- you
  • 18. This is your dog. It's ____ 1.- yours 2.- hers 3.- you
  • 19. Ron and you bought _____ a car. 1.- mine 2.- yourselves 3.- yours
  • 20. Ron and you bought _____ a car. 1.- mine 2.- yourselves 3.- yours
  • 21. Mary is my sister. ____ is 10. 1.- He 2.- She 3.- They
  • 22. Mary is my sister. ____ is 10. 1.- He 2.- She 3.- They
  • 23. They made ____ a coffee. 1.- themselves 2.- theirs 3.- I
  • 24. They made ____ a coffee. 1.- themselves 2.- theirs 3.- I
  • 25. This suit is ____ 1.- me 2.- I 3.- his
  • 26. This suit is ____ 1.- me 2.- I 3.- his