PRONOUNS

The old man is walking alone.

• She is walking alone.

• He is walking alone.

• They are walking alone.

• We are walking alone.

Puan Rina is washing clothes.

• I am washing clothes.

• He is washing clothes.

• It is washing clothes.

• She is washing clothes.

The mangoes are ripe.

• They are ripe.

• It is ripe.

• We are ripe.

• You are ripe.

The fish is big.

• She is big.

• He is big.

• They are big.

• It is big.

The teacher and the pupils are in the classroom.

• We are in the classroom.

• They are in the classroom.

• She is in the classroom.

• You are in the classroom.

The glasses are new.

• It is new.

• We are new.

• They are new.

• She is new.

My friends and I are enjoying ourselves.

• They are enjoying ourselves.

• She is enjoying ourselves.

• We are enjoying ourselves.

• You are enjoying ourselves.

All of us are very happy.

• We are very happy.

• You are very happy.

• I am very happy.

• They are very happy.

Hanan is sitting on the bench.

• He is sitting on the bench.

• It is sitting on the bench.

• She is sitting on the bench.

• They are sitting on the bench.

The bicycle is mine.

• It is mine.

• She is mine.

• They are mine.

• He is mine.