Subject personal pronouns: How and When to Use in English
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Subject personal pronouns
Subject pronouns replace a person or thing.
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| 1st person | I learn | We learn |
| 2nd person | You learn | You learn |
| 3rd person | ♀She / ♂He learns It rains | They learn |
Notes:
- You is both singular and plural, and is used in formal or informal situations.
You are my best friend.
You are all liars!
Are you the King of England?
- It is the pronoun for an animal, object or other thing that has already been mentioned.
That dog is barking, it is annoying me.
Dinner is ready, it is on the table!
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