PERSONAL PRONOUNS | English grammar lesson and exercises

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[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

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[@fazilpeerally5288]

Dear Andrew, I have watched many of your video clips. They are indeed very insightful and lively. Would you kindly please make a next lesson about Participial Prepositions for me. I would be very grateful. Thanking you in anticipation. Best wishes, Fazil

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[@themathsteacher2001]

Please describe possessive case.

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[@ilkinismayilov713]

I think you must write that sentence so ."Ask your teachers. They will help you."

[@chaymaeboukries3095]

It's the most correct answer , to avoid the problem of which gender will be use

[@Fateslav]

Thank you. Firstly when I have just seen the title of this video, I thought that the subject would be "personal pronounce", where the word "pronounce" is a noun that was intentionally used as something like a joke:) I hope you understand. However, the word "pronounce" can only act as a verb . Andrew, could you please make a video about conditional sentences(where it would be considered what tense types can be used, for example we cannot use the future tense in conditional zero sentences) or about time prepositions where you would cover such prepositions as within, during, by, upon, since, prior to, till, untill, pending, up to, etc. And some cases where we must not use any preposition, for example, this year, last week... All current video and text lessons cover only simple prepositions like for, as, it , on, in. That's very sad :(

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WORKING WITH IT..THE BEST

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thankk you I enjoyed :)

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Really great

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It's was perfect this class. :) T.Y

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+Diego Pio "It was a perfect lesson". Sorry, I had to :)

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

+Diego Pio Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my English lessons. Small correction for you: "It was perfect." or "It was a perfect class." or "This class was perfect." Best wishes, Andrew

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DSP Kotli Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

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Thank u so mch sir for this osmm left.nd i m from india

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[@MN-ii7ng]

it's helpful tnx

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

It's a pleasure. Thank you for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

[@shicarzu]

I would like that you put many excersise about object pronoun

[@Jericko427]

Canada could use this imo.

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[@missmelidaarnedo5368]

Cual es el programa que usa para hacer la explicación paso a paso?

[@thuynguyenhuynhngoc8052]

When I saw your lesson “Personal Pronouns”, I think oh it’s easy for me but I’m wrong. Exceptions are very useful. Thanks so much. May I have a question? To identify, not introduce on the phone “Hello mum it’s David…”. However, if we talk to someone on the phone for the first time, we should introduce “Hello, I’m David…”, right?

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

ngoc thuy nguyen huynh Yes, that is correct. If the other person does not know us, we say "Hello, I'm David.." or "Hello, my name is David..." Best wishes Andrew

[@anna3amal]

Hi Teach. please make videos about (age and ege endings, ion,sion,ize,ive,ment and dis. we really need to learn these words.

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

amal john Hello. I have lessons about common prefixes and suffixes here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHynkmhonrmFfLM and also kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5S7Zpx-fNyGlc0 Best wishes Andrew

[@gianellagonzales8277]

It is correct if I said : A: Look those dresses B: THEY are beautiful

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

+Gianella Gonzales Hello and thanks for the comment and question. You have used the personal pronoun "THEY" correctly. But the first sentence is missing the preposition "AT". Here is the correction: Look *AT* those dresses. They are beautiful. Best wishes, Andrew

[@shravannahar9046]

Yes

[@71490Whoareu]

*Thank you : )*

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

+71490Whoareu You're welcome. :)

[@ajaypawar3592]

Can we say in speaking Are his brothers angry? Are their men happy? Are our friends doctors?

[@sebastianalegria3401]

it's very interesting and l say an example: I like the movie Inglourious Basterds, it's very well masterpiece from Tarantino

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

sebastian alegria Yes, it's a very good film. Small correction: "It's a masterpiece from Tarantino" or "It's a masterpiece *by* Tarantino" Best wishes Andrew

[@sebastianalegria3401]

Other phrase he's Austrian and his name is Hugo Stiglitz

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

sebastian alegria Yes, very good, that's correct. :)

[@sebastianalegria3401]

Is my favourite character of the basterds

[@sssssaaaaful]

Who's next you or him? (OR ). who's next you or he? Plz help me!

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You or he will be right

[@Fash1802]

Please is it possible to say how there she?

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

Dear Prof, I was wondering if I might dare to ask you a question? May I use One instead of he or she ? Let me explain presently: how are you, Andrea ? Ohh One (I) cannot complain . Thank you kindly. A

[@ХедаИбрагимова-б5ъ]

Hello, thank you for the lesson. it`s very informative/ I have a question: How about situations when you say, for instance^Who did this. it`s me. "Me" here is the subject pronoun or the object pronoun?

[@nightmare7800]

Good video this mean the identifying it Who is (it ) It is me Wich dog is it It is my sister's dog /or i do not know wich dog it is so all those eat has to do with identifying Wichh person is it It is my brother Or do you know wich person is it if i want to identifying ,, My cuestion is that is the rule in all those example am i right or wrong i hope you help me please,, i know that that it is the it of identifying in those sentences with diferent sentences one with wwq others statements Wich baby is it , if i say that i want you to identyfing the baby it could be wich baby is the baby , It is my sister's baby identifying Or the baby is my sister's baby also i hope this is the rule with that it in those examples 😥😂😊

[@sanazafar6438]

what is the objective form of nobody"

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

It is also "nobody" Example: We saw nobody at the cinema.

[@kathrynreyes8201]

why ships are female? that confused me.

[@bless6952]

Nobody know the reply l don't know your nationality but in Brazil we also use to speak this way

[@Yosemite-George-61]

because they're temperamental, they cost loads of money to maintain and often they're haunted... :-)

[@controldenada]

Hi there, excellent video. I have a question. In my language (Spanish), when we do not know the gender of animals we can use a "he" or a "she." For instance, a cat is a "he," a dog is a "he," a spider is a "she," a giraffe is a "she," and so on. In English, I thought that we should use "it" because it is a neuter pronoun. However, I live in Australia, and I have seen some TV shows where the speaker refers to a spider as a "she" and a dog as "he" even if the gender is not clear (especially in the spider case). Does there exist a gender similar to the Spanish rule that I have described above?

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Yes, in fact in English, we often use "he" or "she" for pets (dogs, cats, horses) because we consider them as friends and part of the family.

[@controldenada]

Crown Academy of English yes I saw that in the video, but what about the spider? Is the spider a "she"? Or was it just an special case in the Rv show where I heard that?

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

If it is relevant or important, then we specify the gender. Usually the gender of a spider is not possible to know or important so we say "it" but if it is a science TV show, then maybe it was important.

[@controldenada]

Crown Academy of English thank you so much for your reply, I really appreciate the time that you give to your followers. I love your videos because they help me to remember lots of things that I have forgotten.

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how I fill up blanks with personal pronoun

[@sukhjitkaur8694]

Hi dear teacher are u ok I hope so thanks a lot new lesson. I enjoyed it very much. 1 It is cold day. 2 It is snowing now. 3 It is old house. 5 It is important to learn English. 6 I am making a cup of tea. 7 He is eating a cake. 8 she is cleaning house. 9 My name is Sukhjit Kaur I am your student. 10 I am going to the park. Do you want to come with me? May you check my work please. Let me know I did it right. Take care of heath because It is very cold. Thanks so much.

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

sukhjit kaur Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections: 1 It is cold day. --> "It is *a* cold day." or "It is cold today." 2 It is snowing now. --> correct 3 It is old house. --> "It is *an* old house." 5 It is important to learn English. --> correct 6 I am making a cup of tea. --> correct 7 He is eating a cake. --> correct 8 she is cleaning house. --> She is cleaning *the* house. 9 My name is Sukhjit Kaur I am your student. --> correct 10 I am going to the park. Do you want to come with me?--> correct Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew

[@nightmare7800]

It replace persons but why i can not replace like My mother hitt the door I can not replace mother there with the subject pronouns

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Yes you can. You can replace "my mother" with "she" (third person singular, feminine): *She* hit the door. Best wishes, Andrew

[@themathsteacher2001]

You have left possessive case.

[@glam-jh9wz4mk7c]

Is had and then is personal pronouns?

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[@hkeenan1000]

Why can't we say: Ask your teacher, she will know (even if you don't know if the teacher is male or female0?

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very god

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god 🙏

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Wont u like to throw light on sequence of pronoun

[@EliseuJoséQuintal-v9v]

My dream is see your face

[@swarnasingla6805]

She I They We Us Him Them Answers of the excersise

[@cathynoye9104]

One of your examples for personal pronouns was wrong. "Ask your teacher. They will help." Teacher should be teachers. (It needs to be plural if you are going to use 'they'.

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

+Cathy Noye Hello and thanks for your comment. In fact, the example is correct. It is an exception to the rule of when we use "they". I explained it in the lesson but let me explain it again: I was explaining what personal pronoun we use if we do not know if the person is male or female. So in the sentence "Ask your teacher." the speaker does not know if the teacher is a man or a woman. The teacher is singular. So in English there are 3 possible solutions: 1) “Ask your teacher. *He or she* will help.” 2) “Ask your teacher. He will help.” 3) “Ask your teacher. *They* will help.” I know it seems strange to say "they" when referring to a singular person, but this is the only situation that we do it - when we do not know if the person is male or female. I hope that clarifies the situation. Best wishes Andrew

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Show us your face please 😅

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Thanks. I wanna talk u but how