Pronouns

Here you have a complete chart with all the pronouns there are in English:

 - Subject Pronouns are used as the subject of a verb.

                       ex: I live in Madrid


 - Object Prononuns are used typically as a grammatical object: the direct or indirect object of a verb.

                  ex: You eat chocolate (direct object)

                  ex: They sent him a present (indirect object)


- Possessive Adjectives are used to show possession of something.

                  ex: That is her book.


 - Possessive Pronouns are used to attribute ownership to someone or something.

                  ex: Those cars are mine.


 - Reflexive Pronouns are used to refer back to the subject of the sentence.

         ex: We do the exercises ourselves.



 Let's go practice it!

1.          is watching TV (Alan)

2.          are washing the dishes (Peter and I)

3.          are 17 years old (Hannah and Lisa)

4. I can't see Mary. I can't see

5. Drink your apple juice! Drink

6. Where is          book? (I)

7.         name is Bobby (It)

8. I have a bike. It's         bike!

9. Mum and I have a flat. It's        flat

10. Sophie did the homework

11. I wrote that poem

12. My mother often talks to



If you want more information or a better explanation of pronouns (also in Spanish), click here