'Correct pronouns' diaporamas de présentation

Object Pronouns

Object Pronouns. Object Pronouns. Person. Singular. Plural. first. me. us. second. you. you. third. him (male). them. third. it (neutral). third. her (female). SUBJECT PRONOUNS. OBJECT PRONOUNS. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES. I. ME. MY. YOU. YOU. YOUR. HE. HIM. HIS. SHE.

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PRONOUNS

PRONOUNS. My friend was telling me what a great time she had in Florida this summer. She and her brother had gone to visit their uncle and aunt. " Him and her sure gave a nice present to he and I," said my friend. "All four pronouns wrong," I said . "Can't do any better than that!" .

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PRONOUNS

PRONOUNS. My friend was telling me what a great time she had in Florida this summer. She and her brother had gone to visit their uncle and aunt. " Him and her sure gave a nice present to he and I," said my friend. "All four pronouns wrong," I said . "Can't do any better than that!".

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Module 1

Module 1. Effective Business Writing. Outline. Characteristics of Good Writing The Writing Process Creating Good Documents Effective Sentences Writing Good Paragraphs Business Documents. Essential Business Writing Skills. Writing is an integral part of all business operations

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TAKS Strategies

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A guide for UNT staff using Outlook

Adding Pronouns Name Badges. A guide for UNT staff using Outlook. Why add your pronouns?.

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Pronouns

Pronouns. English Literacy September 6, 2011. Pronouns. A pronoun is a word used to take the place of a noun. When a pronoun is used, it clearly refers to a noun used earlier in the story or paragraph. Nominative pronouns are used as subjects . They are: I You He She We They .

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