How do "we, I , they, he, she, it" change in a sentence?
i want to know how this words change in a sentence} we,i ,they, he, she,it,you our,my,their his her,its, mine,his,hers,theirs,ours
i want to know how the above words used in a sentence.becuase they are confusing me
3 Answers
I can understand your confusion. It isn't the word that changes, it is the situation.
Your list only contains pronouns, so I am hoping that you know that those are words used in place of a specific noun.
The next step is Subject, Object, or Possesive Pronoun.
The subject, the person or thing doing the action, pronouns are:
I (ana),
we (nahn),
you (anta, anti),
you (humaa, antun, hum)
he (howa)
she (hiya)
they (hum, hun)
The object, the person receiving the action:
me
us
you
him
her
them
The possessive, to whom it belongs:
my
our
yours
his
hers
its
theirs
Does this help?
The words do not change. In English there are no masculine feminine, personal or other forms of words that change. He, she, him, her, his and hers are masculine and feminine but there are no other forms of these words.
"It's" is a contraction meaning "it is".
We, she, he, I, it, you and they all follow the same sentence structure.
Example.. I can work - yo puedo trabajar. you can work - usted puede trabajar she can work - ella puede trabajar they can work - ellos pueden trabajar
His, my, your, and their all express ownership and follow the same sentence structure.
example.. his car - el coche de él my car - me coche your car - el coche de usted their car - el coche de ellos / el auto de ellas her car - el coche de ella
our sentences verbs and nouns are much more simple than spanish
Hi tesfalem and welcome to the forum. Could you tell me what your native language is. ¿cuál es su lengua materna?link textPersonal pronouns
link textPersonal pronouns from Wiki has translations on left side
Some sentences with personal pronounslink text
link textA whole lot about pronouns click through this guide one all the pronouns to find examples.
