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EF English Live Pronouns in the English language are one of the most important rules that every student or beginner must be aware of, and some of us may think that studying pronouns and their types is a somewhat complicated thing, and therefore it may be difficult for us to use pronouns correctly in the English language. This is the goal of the article, which is to learn about pronouns in the English language, their types, and how to use them correctly The pronoun in the English language: Pronoun In order to know the meaning of Pronoun in the English language, we find this word divided into two parts: Pro + noun Noun = noun Pro = is a word of Latin origin, meaning to substitute or replace Hence, we find that the word pronoun (pronoun) and its literal meaning is the one that represents or replaces the noun If we look at the pronouns in the English language, we find that they are divided into Subject Pronouns The personal pronouns to denote the speaker, the speaker and the absent, i.e. the one who performs the action, and solve the nouns that act as the subject in the sentence. This explains the subject pronouns in the English language and how they are used. Usage Subject Pronoun The singular speaker I am I. The interlocutor singular You The missing singular for the masculine is He The absent singular of the feminine is She The singular (for the irrational) is / it Speaking plural We We Addressed plural You / you The absent plural they are
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