Third Person
Subject Pronouns: He, She, It, They
Object Pronouns: him, her, hers, them,it
Possessive Pronouns: his, her, hers, it, their, theirs.
Indefinite-- this means that there isn't a specific number of people or a person:
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Examples: In the following the first sentence is in first or second person. The second sentence is changed to third person.
ReplyDelete1. (1st person) I think Congress should reconsider the vote on maternity leave.
2. (3rd person) Congress should reconsider the vote on maternity leave.
1. (1st person) I like to help others with their problems.
2. (3rd person) Helping others with their problems is rewarding.
1. (1st person) "Its our heritage, liberties, and our sovereignty as a nation."
2. (3rd person) "Its the American heritage, liberties, and this country's sovereignty as a nation."
1. (2nd person) You should exercise your rights as American citizens.
2. (3rd person) Citizens should exercise their rights as Americans.
1. We should do a better job during our student council meetings.
2. (3rd person) Student leaders should do a better job during