Personal Pronouns

In English, I, you, he, she, it, we and they are the subject personal pronouns used to replace names of the people or things that perform actions. The pronoun you can be singular or plural.

Example:  Juliana dances samba. =  She dances samba.
                 Jefferson and David play guitar. = They play guitar.

We also use me, you, him, her, it, us and them as object personal pronouns to substitute the names of the people or things that are affected by an action.

Example: Anne loves samba. = She loves it.
                Peter calls Anne. = Peter calls her. 


Some exercises:
          

1. "Are you Brazilian?" - No _______am Mexican. 2. Brazil is a beautiful country.  I like ______.

3. Gerard and Marie are happy. ________have a lot of friends.

4. I need to call Sarah.  I have an urgent message for _______.

5. My wife and I love travelling.  _______ are planning to visit Vienna next month.

6. Rose has three dogs.  She usually plays with  ________ in the afternoon.

7. Liz is my sister.  Do you know ______?

8. Rio de Janeiro is a beautiful city.  _____ is famous around the world.

9.  Bill Gates is a very rich man.  ______ is the founder of Microsoft.

10. Tim and Raymond are my sons.  I love _______ very much.