Simon is twelve years old. Simon lives in Ngau Tau Kok Simon is twelve years old. Simon lives in Ngau Tau Kok. Simon has one brother. Simon studies in Maryknoll Secondary School. Simon is in Form one. Simon is very clever and helpful.

Simon is twelve years old. He lives in Ngau Tau Kok. He has one brother. He studies in Maryknoll Secondary School. He is in Form one. He is very clever and helpful.

It is a Sunday morning. My mum and dad are at home It is a Sunday morning. My mum and dad are at home. My mum and dad are in the living room. My dad is sitting on the sofa. My dad is reading a newspaper. My mum is by the window. My mum is talking on the phone.

It is a Sunday morning. My mum and dad are at home It is a Sunday morning. My mum and dad are at home. They are in the living room. My dad is sitting on the sofa. He is reading a newspaper. My mum is by the window. She is talking on the phone.

Subject Pronouns He (a boy: Simon, my dad, Mr. Lo…) She (a girl: Mary, my mum, Miss Lo ...) It (a thing: a cat, a table, MSS …) I We (> 2 people, including I: Sam and I) You They (> 2 people: Sam and David)

Exercise This is John. _______ likes shopping. He This is John. _______ likes shopping. This is Julie and Anne. _______ like singing. This is Andrew, Helen and I. _______ like swimming. This is my new class teacher Miss Li. ________ is beautiful. This is my dog BoBo. ______ likes eating. They We She It

Exercise These are my new classmates. ______ are very friendly. Do ______ like your classmates? _____ have some flowers in my room. _______ are beautiful. This is my grandma. ______ comes to visit us every month. These are my parents. ______ work hard. They you I They She They

Karen is very helpful. ______ always helps me. ______ is my best friend. I like chatting with ______. She She her She

Peter and Edison are brothers. ______ are Twins. Peter is hard-working Peter and Edison are brothers. ______ are Twins. Peter is hard-working. _____ reads a lot of books. Edison is very handsome. Many girls like ______. They He him He

He. him. She. her. In Chinese, their meanings are the same He? him? She? her? In Chinese, their meanings are the same. What is the difference?

Object Pronouns him her it me us you them Subject Pronouns He She It I We You They

Mr. Chan loves Mrs. Chan. He loves her. Him loves her. Him loves She. Subject Verb Object He loves She. He loves her. Him loves her. Him loves She.    

_______________ comes before a verb. _______________ comes after a verb. Subject Pronouns Object Pronouns

Activity 1. John is a boy. (subject pronoun) John is a boy. He is handsome. 2. Peter and Mary are my classmates. (object pronoun) Peter and Mary are my classmates. I like them very much.

My mother is beautiful. (subject pronoun) Tim is good at English. (object pronoun) Peter and I like hiking. (subject pronoun) The car is red. (object pronoun) My father is mean. (object pronoun) Mary, Ann and Candy are sisters. (subject pronoun) 1A is a good class. (subject pronoun) My parents work in Kwun Tong. (subject pronoun)

Exercise I have two good friends. _______ are David and Sandy. _______ both are in Form 1. _______ are all in the same class. David is very clever. ______ is also very helpful. I always ask ______ to help _____ with my homework. Sandy is very sporty. _______ likes playing badminton and basketball. Sandy and _____ sometimes play basketball after school. She is very good at ______. I never beat _______. They They We He him me She I it her