Reflexive pronoum

To finish with the review of the main pronouns I will focus on the reflexive pronouns.
Reflexive pronouns are those that can function as subjects, but also exert verbal action.
In this table we can observe the reflexive pronouns and their translation into Spanish:
 

In the following chart we observe all the types of pronouns that we have been able to see throughout this blog:

 
To finish I expose a crossword with pronouns so that the students can perform the activity as a review of the main pronouns we have seen:

Crossword activity 

Possesive pronoums

Possessive pronouns are those pronouns that indicate ownership of something to some person. The pronoun replaces the name and in this case the noun, expresses the property of something. 
 In the following table we observe the possessive pronouns:

 
Care must be taken not to confuse them with possessive adjectives. While possessive pronouns replace the object it refers to, possessive adjectives accompany the noun. For example: this is my book (este es mi libro) this is mine (este es mío).
To conclude with this entry, the table offers a comparison of what we have learned:

Object pronoum

Object Pronouns are pronouns that receive the action of the verb. They follow the verb or a preposition. 
For example: Sara called me (Sara me llamó) or She called me (ella me llamó)

In the following table we can see the object pronouns related to the subjects:

 

To clarify the difference between the subject and object pronouns you can observe the following explanatory video with examples, which can also serve as a review of what we have learned so far:

 

Subject pronoums

Subject pronoums are those that usually refer to people, animals or objects and have no lexical content. These pronouns express different grammatical categories, being the most usual ones that indicate the person grammar. Personal pronouns can also distinguish grammatical numbers (singular or plural).

                                           These types of pronouns are as follows:

                                                                                                                                                             Now, try what you have learned:

 
-Pedro is tall.
___ is tall.

-Javier and clara are handsome.
___  are handsome.

-My friends and I play football.
__  play football

-The dog is eating.
___ is eating

 

Introduction.

Hello everyone!
In this first post we will see what we mean by pronoun and the types that we will see throughout this blog.
 
The pronoun is known as pronoun to the class of speech whose function is to substitute the noun, adjective or adverb.
Pronouns are present in all the languages of the world, in order to indicate the person of the speech or place in time and space, without using the name, which allows a fluid reading because of the unnecessary use of nouns.

On the other hand, the pronouns indicate gender, number and person.
The types of pronouns that we are going to work on are the following:
- subject pronoun.
- object pronoun.
- possessive pronoun.
- reflexive pronoun.