*What are Subject Pronouns?**
Subject pronouns are words we use to refer to people, animals, or things without repeating their names over and over.
*Example:
- Maria is a teacher. Maria loves books.
- Maria is a teacher.She loves books.
**The Subject Pronouns:**
*Singular Subject Pronouns:
- I
- You
- He
- She
- It
*Plural Subject Pronouns:
- We
- You
- They
-**The Third Person Singular:**
1. **He**
- Used for masculine, singular, human nouns.
- *Example: Ali, Tom, boy, man, father, Mr. ...
2. **She**
- Used for feminine, singular, human nouns.
- *Example: Fatima, Susan, girl, woman, Mrs., Miss ...
3. **It**
- Used for singular animals and objects.
- *Example of Singular Objects: pen, book, classroom ...
- *Example of Singular Animals: cat, dog, elephant ...
**The Third Person Plural:**
1. **We**
- Refers to a person or a group that includes the speaker.
- *Example: My friend and I, my sisters and I ...
2. **They**
- Refers to a group of people, animals, or objects without including the speaker.
- *Example: My friends, my brothers, my sisters, the pens, the books, the cats, the dogs ...
**Remember: The pronoun "you" is unique as it serves both singular and plural purposes.
* The pronoun "you" can refer to one person (singular) or more than one person (plural).
* When addressing a group, it indicates that the speaker is speaking to multiple people.
-* Examples:
- Singular: You are a good friend.
- Plural: You are friends.
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