1. That man is an actor.

2. That country is beautiful.

3. I use pliers to fix things. 

4. Everyone needs love.

5. I have an idea! Let’s go see a movie!

Nouns are divided into two main groups:

 Count Nouns

   and 

 Noncount Nouns 

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   Pronouns

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Pronouns represent
nouns: I, you, he, she, it, we, and they are….

Subject
Pronouns

I am a teacher. Noun: teacher Pronoun: I
You are a student. Noun: student Pronoun: You
He is a guitar player Noun: player Pronoun: He
She is a mother. Noun: mother. Pronoun: she
It is a radio. Noun: radio Pronoun: It
We are people. Noun: people Pronoun: We (I + You) = We	I +  you
You are students. Noun: Students Pronoun: You Note: “You” can be singular or plural
They are a family. Noun: family Pronoun: They “They” is always plural. It can be used for people or things.
They are wooden chairs. Noun: chairs Pronoun: They “They” is a plural pronoun for the chairs.

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    demonstrative pronouns