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What is a first person nominative singular pronoun?

by Guest32186  |  earlier

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Will someone giveme definitionand an example?

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  1. I

    As in "I hate grammar."  


  2. These are terms taken from Latin to teach English grammar. It's not very effective anymore because people don't know the labels.

    The answer is: I (as in "I am happy today.")

    First person = "I" or "we" because we speak of ourselves (first persons) in this way.

    Singular = "I" and not "We" (because "we" is always more than one).

    Nominative pronouns = "I" or "we"

    Accusative pronouns = "me" or "us" (which is not what your question is asking).

    Good luck figuring out English grammar.

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