LoginSubject Pronouns For beginners
In this lesson, beginners will learn English Subject Pronouns with simple explanations, clear examples, and exercises to practice understanding.
You: Plural and Singular
'You' is the singular and plural second-person pronoun. It refers to the person or people who is performing the action of the verb.
You are a kind person. (Singular You)
You are my best friends. (Plural You)
Gender of Subject Pronouns
Subject pronouns can refer to a man or boy (masculine), a woman or girl (feminine), or an animal or thing (neutral). Look at the table below:
Third-person Singular Pronouns | |
|---|---|
Man | He → John, David, man, boy |
Woman | She → Mary, Kate, woman, girl |
Non-Human | It → chair, dog, bird, book |
What Do Subject Pronouns Do?
Subject pronouns do the action in a sentence. Take a look at these sentences:
My brother is 7 years old. My brother is really cute. My brother is smart.
The sentences above sound repetitive and awkward. We can fix them by using subject pronouns:
My brother is 7 years old. He is really cute and smart.
Now, let us take a look at more examples:
He is going to the movies.
Where's your office?
It's on the third floor.
Quiz:
Which sentence uses the correct third-person singular pronoun for a woman?
He is reading a book.
They is reading a book.
She is reading a book.
It is reading a book.
What is the correct subject pronoun to replace the underlined word?
"David loves animals."
he
she
it
we
Match each subject pronoun with its correct gender.
Fill in the blanks with the correct subject pronouns.
John loves soccer.
plays every weekend.
are my friend.
is my sister.
Fill in the table with the correct subject pronouns.
| Noun | Subject Pronoun |
|---|---|
Adam | |
cat | |
the teachers | |
mother | |
me and my friend |
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