A pronoun is a word which takes the place of a noun.
Speaking and writing are made easier with pronouns.

Instead of saying, "John put on John's coat", we can substitute a pronoun for the word "John's" and say, "John put on his coat".

You can say, "Frank and Joe play ball", or you can say, "They play ball".

Instead of , "Mother wants Mother's children to eat lunch", we can substitute a pronoun for the word "Mother's" and say, "Mother wants her children to eat lunch".

Learn a song about pronouns .

Pronoun Crossword Puzzle

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Thanks to Bill Basham for the use of the midi.