Reference words: Personal pronouns and adjectives.

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When reading a text or writing it, we must be aware of how important it is to understand and establish quality relationships between its words, that is, we have to make a good work with reference words. In this post, I will only deal with subject and object personal pronouns, the possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns.
There are some aspects that we should always remember:

• Pronouns substitute nouns, adjectives do not!
• Depending on "the job"of the noun, it should be replaced by a subject (before the verb) or object pronoun (after verbs or prepositions).
• Possessive adjectives say who owns the noun, whose it is.
• Possessive pronouns say who owns what has already been mentioned and are not accompanied by a noun.

If you want to see a very clear chart of these reference words go to Teaching English by Fran.
When you are ready to practice on this, visit the following:

• Subject pronouns at English Grammar 4U
• Object pronouns at My English Pages
• Possessive adjectives at Adele's ESL Corner.
• Possessive pronouns at Oxford University Press.
• Mixture of all at English Exercises. Org

Are you ready to work? Any problems? 

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