Year 4B · Grade 7: Pronouns in Place

Recognize personal, demonstrative, and relative pronouns in context.

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What to notice

• personal pronouns
• demonstratives
• relative pronouns

Examples

• ego — I. ego means I.
• tu — you. tu means you, when speaking to one person.
• is, ea, id — he, she, it. is, ea, id can mean he, she, it, or that.
• hic / ille — this / that. hic means this; ille means that.
• qui, quae, quod — who, which, or that. qui, quae, quod is the relative pronoun: who, which, or that.
• relative agreement — gender and number from its antecedent. A relative pronoun agrees with its antecedent in gender and number; its case comes from its own clause.