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    Let Me Explain You More..: TOPIC: Pronoun

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    This document provides an explanation of pronouns for a 2nd grade English class. It defines a pronoun as a word that takes the place of a noun, and gives examples of common personal pronouns like he, she, it, and they. The document explains that using pronouns helps make writing more interesting by avoiding repetition and helps provide information about a noun, such as its gender or whether it is singular or plural. It encourages substituting pronouns like "he" when referring to someone like Sam in a story to avoid boring writing. Pictures and videos are provided for additional learning.

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    This document provides an explanation of pronouns for a 2nd grade English class. It defines a pronoun as a word that takes the place of a noun, and gives examples of common personal pronouns like he, she, it, and they. The document explains that using pronouns helps make writing more interesting by avoiding repetition and helps provide information about a noun, such as its gender or whether it is singular or plural. It encourages substituting pronouns like "he" when referring to someone like Sam in a story to avoid boring writing. Pictures and videos are provided for additional learning.

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    This document provides an explanation of pronouns for a 2nd grade English class. It defines a pronoun as a word that takes the place of a noun, and gives examples of common personal pronouns like he, she, it, and they. The document explains that using pronouns helps make writing more interesting by avoiding repetition and helps provide information about a noun, such as its gender or whether it is singular or plural. It encourages substituting pronouns like "he" when referring to someone like Sam in a story to avoid boring writing. Pictures and videos are provided for additional learning.

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    Let Me Explain You More..: TOPIC: Pronoun

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    This document provides an explanation of pronouns for a 2nd grade English class. It defines a pronoun as a word that takes the place of a noun, and gives examples of common personal pronouns like he, she, it, and they. The document explains that using pronouns helps make writing more interesting by avoiding repetition and helps provide information about a noun, such as its gender or whether it is singular or plural. It encourages substituting pronouns like "he" when referring to someone like Sam in a story to avoid boring writing. Pictures and videos are provided for additional learning.

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    ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

    GRADE 2

    TOPIC: Pronoun.

    What is a pronoun?
    A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun.
    Examples: he, she, it, they.

    LET ME EXPLAIN YOU MORE..

    Pronouns are words that can be used to take the place of a noun. There
    are different kinds of pronouns, but, in this lesson, we are going to look
    specifically at personal pronouns and learn how useful they are in our
    everyday speaking and writing.

    Don't Be Boring
    Sam went home.
    Sam ate dinner.
    Sam did his homework.
    Sam went to bed.
    Could you imagine reading an entire story about Sam where every
    sentence used his name? Sam seems like a cool kid, but you probably
    got bored reading just 4 sentences. It kind of sounds like a robot is
    talking...and not an exciting one with laser beam eyes and a jet pack,
    just a plain, old, boring robot. Sometimes when we write, it's important
    to choose different words so the reader doesn't get bored or sound
    like a robot when they read them. Let's see how we can use personal
    pronouns to add interest to our writing.
    Subjec
    Person Gender Object
    t

    Singula
    r

    1st
    Male/Female I Me
    Person

    2nd
    Male/Female You You
    Person

    3rd
    Male He Him
    Person

    3rd
    Female She Her
    Person

    3rd
    Neutral It It
    Person

    Plural

    1st
    Male/Female We Us
    Person

    2nd
    Male/Female You You
    Person

    3rd
    Male/Female/Neutral They Them
    Person
    Personal Pronouns
    Personal pronouns are words that take the place of nouns. They are
    used instead of the names of people, places, or things. Think of it like a
    hockey game. When the players on the ice get tired, the coach puts in
    new players and gives the tired players a break. Personal pronouns are
    just like the substitute players the coach puts in. They are giving a
    noun a break from being constantly used in a person's writing.
    Not only do personal pronouns help a writer to keep their writing
    interesting, but they also give information about the noun they are
    replacing to include how many, whether a person is male or female, and
    who is writing the sentence.

    If you look at the sentences about Sam, the writer could have easily
    substituted 'he' for some of the sentences because the personal
    pronoun 'he' can be used for a male person.

    SOME PICTORIAL EXAMPLES ARE GIVEN


    BELOW.
    ENHANCE YOUR LEARNING BY WACTCHING
    THE VIDEOS.
    It has been said that 80 % of what people
    learn is visual.

    https://youtu.be/ZY3U25QMxS8
    https://youtu.be/0avnWqGxd7g
    https://youtu.be/ZADSyQZlvCc

    IT’S TIME TO DO SOME WRITTEN WORK.

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