subject pronouns

Samantha swims very well,

• I swim very well.

• You swim very well.

• She swims very well.

• He swims Very well.

The cat and the baby are sleeping together.

• They are sleeping together.

• We are sleeping together.

• You are sleeping together.

• I am sleeping together.

Sarah and I are going for a date.

• They are going for a date.

• You are going for a date.

• She is going for a date.

• We are going for a date.

My parents cook delicious waffles.

• They cook delicious waffles.

• We cook delicious waffles.

• You cook delicious waffles.

• I cook delicious waffles.

Clodoaldo is studying Geography.

• I am studying Geography.

• He is studying Geography.

• She is studying Geography.

• you are studying Geography.

The little girl brushes her teeth every morning.

• he brushes her teeth every morning.

• They brush her teeth every morning.

• We brush her teeth every morning.

• She brushes her teeth every morning.

The cat is drinking some water.

• It is drinking some water.

• You are drinking some water.

• I am drinking some water.

• They are drinking some water.

Josephine combs her hair every morning.

• You comb your hair every morning.

• He combs his hair every morning.

• She combs her hair every morning.

• I comb my hair every morning.

Anne is brushing her hair.

• She is brushing her hair.

• I am brushing my hair.

• You are brushing your hair.

• They are brushing their hair.

The kids are riding their bike.

• We are riding our bike.

• They are riding their bike.

• You are riding your bike.

• I am riding their bike.