Question

he
we
OUIS
Personal Pronouns
There are three persons: first person, second person and third person. The first person
is the person speaking the second person is the person spoken to; and the third person
is the person for thing) spoken about. The various forms of personal pronouns are:
Person
Used as
Used as
Possessive Reflexive or
Remarks
a sub.
an obj. form Emphasising form
1
(sing.) I
mine
myself
used for both
(plu.)
ourselves
mas, and fem.
II (sing.) | you
you
yours yourself
used for both
(plu.) you
you
YOUIS yourselves
mas, and fem.
III (sing.) he
his
himself
masculine
(sing.) she her
hers
herself
feminine
(sing) it
itself
Deuter
(plu.) ther them theirs themselves
all genders
Exercise 2. Complete the following dialogue between the Greek philosopher Socrates and
a man who comes running to him by filling in suitable personal pronouns:
Man:
Sir,
was just in the market.
got some news
about one of your disciples.
would like to share
with
Socrates:
Please wait. First, is
good or bad?
Man
am afraid
... is painful.
Sodales
aus​

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