Understand what you read: Emma’s pronoun trick! @engvidEmma
Understand what you read: Emma’s pronoun trick!  @engvidEmma
Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you want to improve your reading and writing skills, it is important to learn about nouns and pronouns. In this video, I will teach you one trick to help you understand what you are reading when the person or thing in the sentence is not directly named. First, you will learn what a noun and a pronoun are. Pronouns are words like “he”, “she”, “they”, “you”, “I”, and “we”. These words are used to replace nouns. For example, if I say, “Tom likes apples. He prefers green apples.” what or who does the word “he” refer to? It is Tom. You can use “he” to refer to Tom without saying his name. Is this unclear? Don’t worry, because in this lesson, I will go over this essential grammar concept in detail and give you lots of examples. Understanding pronouns is a very important skill in English because it helps you understand sentences better. Take the quiz at engvid.com/understand-what-you-read-emmas-pronoun-trick at the end of the video to practice pronouns.
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Understand what you read: Emma’s pronoun trick!

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