Third Person Singular
Read and listen to four conversation using the third person singular form.
Conversation 1
Woman: What does your mom do?
Man: She sells women’s clothing.
Woman: Oh, yeah? Where does he work?
Man: She has a small shop in the mall.
Woman: Does she sell clothing for teens?
Man: No, she only has stuff for adults.
Conversation 2
Man: What does your brother do?
Woman: He is a university student. He studies engineering.
Man: Oh, does he live at home?
Woman: No, he has a small apartment.
Man: Does he come home much?
Woman: No, he doesn’t. He doesn’t have much free time.
Man: Oh, when do you see him?
Woman: On the holidays. He calls my mom every week, though.
Conversation 3
Man: Where does your daughter go to school?
Woman: She attends the local high school.
Man: Does she like her school?
Woman: Yes, she plays sports and participates in many clubs.
Man: Oh, what sports does she play?
Woman: She plays volleyball. She has a game tomorrow.
Man: Oh, I hope she wins.
Conversation 4
Man: When does the movie start?
Woman: It starts in about ten minutes.
Man: Cool! Who is in the movie?
Woman: Brad Pitt. He plays a policeman in the future.
Man: Does it have good reviews?
Woman: It does. Everyone says it is a great movie.
Third Person Pronouns
- My dad is a doctor. He is smart.
- My mom is a police officer. She is brave.
- My house is old. It is cold in winter.
- Bob is my boss. He is really nice.
- Susan is my teacher. She has fun classes.
- This car is new. It was very expensive.
- This is Bob. You met him last year.
- Susan is my boss. I invited her to the party.
- This is my new watch. My friend got it for me.
- Joe is having a party. It is at his beach house.
- Beth is so nice. She let me use her car.
- I liked the new cafe, but its location is bad.
Gap Fill: Complete the conversation with the correct word!