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What if you had to say your friend's name over and over? 'Mia found a bug, Mia looked at it, and Mia smiled!'
Saying a name again and again gets tiring. Instead, we can swap in short words called subject pronouns.
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One Person
The subject is who or what does the action in a sentence.
When the subject is just one person, we use I, you, he, or she.
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What happens when more than one person is doing the action together?
Groups of People
When you talk about yourself plus another person, use we.
When you talk about a group of other people, use they.
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Watch out for a sneaky trap that many writers fall into when picking a subject word!