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orThisistheirsSuitableforYoucanalsousethesepronounsforemphasis HewrotethesonghimselfemphasizeshispersonaleffortWhyDoWeNeed Reflexivepronounsareusedwhenthesubjectandobjectofasentencearethesame.Forexample,IExercisesonSubject&objectpronouns-Possessive adjectivesusesCompleteeachsentencewiththeappropriatepronounreflexivepronounPersonalpronounsandpossessivepronounsObjectPronounsSubject PronounsSchoolsubject:EnglishasaSecondLanguage(ESL)()Maincontent:Pronouns()Threeexercisestopracticethesubject,theobjectandthepossessive pronounsNeedapronounrefresher?SubjectandObjectPronounsReflexivepronounsareusedinspecialcaseswherethesubjectandobjectarethesame,to demonstratethatanactionisbeingdonebythesubjecttothesubjectThereflexivepronouncandotheworkofadirectobject,anindirectobject,ortheobjectof aprepositionReflexivePronounsHopethatyou´lllikethatactivity:)UsethechartbelowandthenstudytheexamplesentenceschartPronouns(subject-objectreflexive)bschnn/Studentswillbeabletostudyandpractisethesubject,objectandreflexivepronounforms.Forexample:Thisisthegroup’sbook.Reflexive pronounCountry:NorthMacedonia.example:Thisisthemanwholivesnextdoor.becomesThisistheirbook.Pronounsincludesubjectpronouns,object pronouns,andpossessivepronounsTheseareusedtoreplacenounsinsentencesForexample,TonylovesTonyExerciseonrelativePronouns(Subject, Object,PossessivePronouns)andPossessiveAdjectivesPronounsincludesubjectpronouns,objectpronounsandpossessivepronounsPersonalandpossessive pronounsexercisesPronounWorksheetsRelativePronouns→HeloveshimselfExerciseChangethenouninthesentencestoasubjectpronounExerciseChange thenouninthesentencestoanobjectpronounExerciseideiftheJustclickontheworksheettitletoopenthePDFandprintCompleteeachsentencewiththe appropriateLearnAboutSubject,Object,andPossessivePronounsandAdjectivesItisalsoimportanttolearnpossessiveadjectiveswhenlearningtheseforms Elementarylevelesl.PersonalPronouns.Circlethepronoun.Here’sahelpfularticleonpronouns.Othercontents:Subjectpronouns,Objectpronouns,Possessive Pronouns,possessiveadjectivesChoosetheappropriatepronounsfromtheWordBanktofillintheblanksWrite“S”ifthepronounisasubjectpronoun,or“O” ifthepronounisanobjectpronounIndexofMixedpronounsWorksheetshandoutsThepossessivepronounformsare:mine,yours,his,hers,its,our,theirs Pronouns,suchashe,sheorit,enrichthereadingandwritingexperiencebyeliminatingredundancyExerciseonreflexivepronounsThoughtCoThisuseiscalled intensivebecauseitintensifies,oremphasizes,theeffortoractionofthesubjectExerciseonreflexiveandreciprocalpronounsSomeexamplestoillustratetheuse ofsubjectandPronounWorksheets:Subject,Object,Possessive,Indefinite,RelativeArianey