Week 38 Personal pronouns

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b, k
• Leerjaar 1

Personal Pronouns

Lesson Aims

At the end of this lesson

you can explain what personal pronouns are.
you can use personal pronouns in a sentence.

Personal Pronouns
(onderwerpsvorm)

I

You (ev)

She

We

You (mv)

They

He

It

Jij/je

Wij/we

Zij/ze

Ik

Jullie

Hij

Zij

Het

Personal Pronouns
(voorwerpsvorm)

Me

You (ev)

Her

Us

You (mv)

Them

Him

It

Jou

ons

Hen/Hun

Me/Mij

Jullie

Hem

Haar

Het

Maak deze zin af

Personal pronouns . . .

1. vertellen iets over de uitspraak van woorden
2. verwijzen naar mensen dieren of dingen
3. verwijzen nooit naar dieren of dingen
4. gebruik je om bezit aan te geven

Personal Pronouns (onderwerpsvorm)

> Wie of wat doet

Personal pronouns (voorwerpsvorm)

> Wie of wat + gezegde + onderwerp

Pick a personal pronoun

... like school. (ik)

1. i
2. I
3. you
4. we

Pick a personal pronoun

I walk to school with ... (hem)

1. He
2. We
3. She
4. Him

Pick a personal pronoun

... are very good friends. (wij)

1. he
2. they
3. you
4. we

Pick a personal pronoun

... is sitting in the garden (zij)

1. She
2. Him

Pick a personal pronoun

Are they talking to ... (ons)?

1. us
2. they
3. our
4. me

Welke Personal Pronoun kan je als vervanging gebruiken?

They

She

He

It

We

Sister

Boy

School

Dad

Cars

Emily & Jack

Bike

Sophia and I

Parents

Teacher

Welke Personal Pronoun kan je als vervanging gebruiken?

She-He-It

They

We

You

You and Tom

You and me

My family

That book

My brother and I

John and Diana

His parents

You and your team

Elisabeth

My uncle

Time to practice

Click on the words below to practice what you have just learned.

Personal pronouns (onderwerpsvorm)

Personal pronouns (voorwerpsvorm)

Finished all exercises above? Accept the challenge!
Challenge

Lesson aim check: At the end of this lesson,
you can explain what personal pronouns are.

Wat zijn persoonlijke voornaamwoorden?

Lesson aim check: At the end of this lesson,
you can use personal pronouns in a sentence.

Are ... walking to school? Can ... walk with you?