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SPOKEN ENGLISH
Lesson 2
(Part 1)
English Grammar:Pronouns
he - she - they
Section I
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Nash Biani
In our last spoken English lesson we looked at some pronouns used while speaking English in
normal, everyday situations. In this lesson, we will study English pronouns 'he','she' and 'they'.
Both the pronouns, 'he' and 'she' are used to refer to persons, not to things, places or emotions.
These pronouns are also not to be used to refer to animals unless the animal is a pet and has
been named by its owner. We will see this later in this lesson.
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When we speak to someone, we know whether the person we are speaking with is male or female
and the person we are speaking with also knows whether we are male of female.
But when we are speaking about someone, we need to refer to the person's gender or sex. That is
to say, the person we are speaking with would naturally like to know if the person we are speaking
about is a man or a woman.
That is why, in English grammar, the third person singular has gender based pronouns to refer to
people or to animals if they are pets and their sex is known and they have been given names.
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CONTENTS
0000.LEVEL 0
SPOKEN
ENGLISH TIPS
Lesson 1
Introduction And
Orientation To
Spoken English.
(1)
0001.LEVEL 1
SPOKEN
ENGLISH
ABSOLUTE
BEGINNER
COURSE
CHAPTER 1
LESSONS 1 TO
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DEMONSTRATIV
ES IN ENGLISH
LEVEL 1:
ABSOLUTE
BEGINNER
COURSE (1)
POSSESSIVES
IN ENGLISH
LEVEL 1:
ABSOLUTE
BEGINNER
COURSE (1)
PRONOUNS IN
ENGLISH LEVEL
1: ABSOLUTE
BEGINNER
COURSE (4)
TENSES IN
ENGLISH LEVEL
1: ABSOLUTE
BEGINNER
COURSE 1:SIMPLE
PRESENT
TENSE (1)
VOCABULARY &
COLLOCATIONS
LEVEL 1:
ABSOLUTE
BEGINNER
COURSE (7)
When speaking English, we use 'she' for a girl or a woman we are talking about and we use 'he' for
a boy or a man.
In spoken English, this will hold true whether the person being spoken about is present or absent.
Look at these examples:
Where is Anuradha?
She is at home.
When will Rayhaan come?
He will come at 4 o'clock.
Both Anuradha and Rayhaan are not present at the time of speaking.
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ABC
Introduction
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ABC Lesson 1
I-we-you
ABC Lesson 2
he-she-they
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