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How do you substitute a nominative pronoun?

You can't directly "substitute" a nominative pronoun. The term "nominative pronoun" refers to the pronoun's function in a sentence, not a specific word. Let me explain:

Nominative pronouns are used when the pronoun is the subject of the sentence. Examples:

* I went to the store. (I is the subject)

* She loves to read. (She is the subject)

* They are playing outside. (They are the subject)

To substitute a nominative pronoun, you need to consider the following:

1. Identify the subject of the sentence: Who or what is performing the action?

2. Determine the correct pronoun: Based on the subject, choose the corresponding nominative pronoun:

* I (singular, first person)

* You (singular or plural, second person)

* He/She/It (singular, third person)

* We (plural, first person)

* You (plural, second person)

* They (plural, third person)

Example:

Original sentence: The dog barked at the mailman.

To substitute the subject "the dog" with a nominative pronoun, we need to use the pronoun "it" because "dog" is singular and third person.

New sentence: It barked at the mailman.

Important Note: Nominative pronouns are not interchangeable with other types of pronouns, such as objective or possessive pronouns.

Let me know if you have a specific sentence you'd like to practice with!

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