PRONOUNS
VERB “TO BE”
1st person
I
I am
2nd person
You
You are
3rd person (male)
He
He is
3rd person (female)
She
She is
3rd thing
It
It is
1st person (plural)
We
We are
2nd person (plural)
You
You are
3rd person (plural)
They
They are
GOOD AFTERNOON
Greeting used in the
afternoon
Example:
It's 12 noon, we meet for
lunch and say good
afternoon.
SEE YOU LATER
Pronouns replace the name. We choose the appropriate pronoun based on
two elements: the noun it replaces and its function in the sentence.
Formal way of farewells.
Example:
She said goodbye to his boyfriend
before leaving for the trip.
Formal way to greet someone.
Example:
Hello. I am happy to see you.
Farewell used before going to bed.
Example:
Before going to sleep he writes
to his girlfriend. Love, have a
good night
Frewell for a later meeting
Example:
They left school and before
going home she said see you
later to him.
HELLO
GOOD MORNING GOOD NIGHT
ENGLISH I
USE OF PRONOUNS, AND
THE VERB "TO BE"
GREETINGS FAREWELLS
TEACHER: EUNICE LUCÍA BARRÓN RUIZ
STUDENT: SALMA NATALIA PARTIDA CARRILLO 1B
The verb to be can be used as a main or auxiliary verb, and its structure
changes depending on whether it is used in the affirmative, negative, or as a
question.
HEY
HI
Informal greeting
Example:
Hi! He loves to read books in
his free time.
Informal greeting, aften used with
friends.
Example:
Hey, long time no see¡ How
have you been?
Greeting used in the morning
Example:
Good mornig, have a great day.
GOODBYE
TAKE CARE
SEE YOU SOON
Farewell expressing anticipation
of meeting again
Example:
See you soon, I am looking
forward to it.
Farewell expressing concern for
someones well-being
Example:
Goodbye, take care of yourself