Kinds of Pronouns.

Personal
Pronouns
Accusative
Pronouns
Possessive
Adjectives
Possessive
Pronouns
Reflexive
Pronouns
I me my mine myself
You you your yours yourself
He him his his himself
She her her hers herself
It it its --- itself
We us our ours ourselves
You you your yours yourselves
They them their theirs themselves

Personal
Pronouns
Examples using Personal Pronouns.
I I am in my home right now.
You You are my favorite teacher.
He He is the best man in the world.
She She is not a good person.
It It is the movie I hate.
We We are a family.
You You are not good people.
They They are my family.

Accusative
Pronouns
Examples using Accusative Pronouns.
me People hate me all the time.
you Zeltzin loves you forever.
him Karen works with him here.
her Amayauh sings to her right now.
it Children are happy with it.
us Machines are against us already.
you Angelica leaves you alone.
them Teresa is afraid of them.
Possessive
Adjectives
Examples using Possessive Adjectives.
my It is my chair, not yours.
your Your friend is my friend.
his Karen is his girlfriend.
her Her husband is a bad person.
its Its toy is very big.
our This is already our home.
your Pablo and Tecyei are your cousins.
their Their toys are not funny.

Possessive
Pronouns
Examples using Possessive Pronouns.
mine This is your bed and this is mine.
yours The toy is not yours.
his The computer is his.
hers Give it to her, it is hers.
--- ---------
ours Those videogames are ours.
yours We take our candies and You yours.
theirs These toys are mine and those are theirs.

Reflexive
Pronouns
Examples using Reflexive Pronouns.
myself I cut myself with a knife.
yourself Close the doors and windows yourself.
himself He himself prepared dinner.
herself She checks the smoke detectors herself.
itself The battery recharges itself.
ourselves We do it ourselves.
yourselves You make the plan yourselves.
themselves They are calling themselves.

VERB TO BE (Ser/Estar).
Personal Pronouns Verb TO BE WH words
I am Who (Quin)
You are Why (Por qu)
He
is

What (Qu)
She When (Cundo)
It Which (Cul)
We
are

Where (Dnde)
You Whom (A quin)
They Whose (De quin)

AFFIRMATIVE FORM (+).
Personal Pronoun Verb TO BE Complement.
I am the teacher.
He is in my house.
You are my friend(s).

NEGATIVE FORM (-).
Personal
Pronoun
Verb TO BE NOT Complement.
I am not your brother.
She is not in the cinema.
We are not good people.

INTERROGATIVE FORM (?).
WH word Verb TO BE Personal
Pronoun
Complement ?
What am I doing ?
Where is It located ?
Who are They two ?

Present Simple.
Personal Pronouns Affirmative / Negative WH words
I --- / dont Who (Quin)
You --- / dont Why (Por qu)
He
s or es / doesnt
What (Qu)
She When (Cundo)
It Which (Cul)
We
--- / dont
Where (Dnde)
You Whom (A quin)
They Whose (De quin)

AFFIRMATIVE FORM (+).
Personal Pronoun Verb (s/es) Complement.
I cook dinner tonight.
He loves / kisses the pretty woman.
You work here with me.

NEGATIVE FORM (-).
Personal
Pronoun
dont
doesnt
Verb Complement.
I dont like your style.
She doesnt want to see you.
We dont study in the afternoon.

INTERROGATIVE FORM (?).
WH word Do
Does
Personal
Pronoun
Complement ?
What Do I see ?
When Does It appear ?
Why Do They travel ?

Past Simple.
Personal Pronouns Affirmative / Negative WH words
I
You
He



ed / didnt
Who (Quin)
Why (Por qu)
What (Qu)
She When (Cundo)
It
We
Which (Cul)
Where (Dnde)
You Whom (A quin)
They Whose (De quin)

AFFIRMATIVE FORM (+).
Personal Pronoun Verb in past Complement.
I cooked dinner tonight.
He kissed the girl.
You worked here with me.

NEGATIVE FORM (-).
Personal
Pronoun
didnt Verb Complement.
I didnt like your style.
She didnt want to see you.
We didnt study in the afternoon.

INTERROGATIVE FORM (?).
WH word Did Personal
Pronoun
Complement ?
What Did I see ?
When Did It appear ?
Why Did They travel ?

Future.
Personal Pronouns Affirmative / Negative WH words
I
You
He



will / wont
Who (Quin)
Why (Por qu)
What (Qu)
She When (Cundo)
It
We
Which (Cul)
Where (Dnde)
You Whom (A quin)
They Whose (De quin)

AFFIRMATIVE FORM (+).
Personal
Pronoun
will Verb Complement.
I will like your style.
She will want to see you.
We will study in the afternoon.

NEGATIVE FORM (-).
Personal
Pronoun
won't Verb Complement.
I wont like your style.
She wont want to see you.
We wont study in the afternoon.

INTERROGATIVE FORM (?).
WH word Will Personal
Pronoun
Complement ?
What Will I see ?
When Will It appear ?
Why Will They travel ?