Are we digging a hole to hide our money?.

Am I the only one that is not informed?.

We are not killing the mouse by beating him.

We are encouraging them to solve technical issues.

And Plural Personal Pronoun of 1st Person “We”, takes “are” as a helping verb with 1st Verb+ing. The singular Personal Pronoun of 1st Person “I” in the Present Continuous Tense Active Voice, takes “am” as a helping verb with 1st Verb+ing.

We are selected by the jury to perform this duty.

And the plural Personal Pronoun of 1st Person “We” takes “are” as a helping verb with the 3rd Verb. In the Present Indefinite Tense (Passive Voice), the singular Personal Pronoun of 1st Person “I” takes “am” as a helping verb with the 3rd form of the Verb.

Do we not collect money to help the poor?.

However, in Negative, Interrogative, and Negative-Interrogative Sentences, Personal Pronouns of 1st Person “I/We”, take “do” as a helping verb with 1st form of the Verb.

Personal Pronouns of 1st Person in the Assertive Sentences of Present Indefinite Tense Active Voice do not take any helping verb like all other Personal Pronouns. Examples of Personal Pronouns of 1st Person “I” and “We” have nothing to do with the gender of nouns, they are used to indicate the noun that speaks either of masculine nature or feminine nature. “I” is used to indicate the singular noun as the speaker, and “We” is used to indicate the plural noun as the speaker. There are only 2 Personal Pronouns of the 1st Person as follows: Personal Pronouns that are used to indicate the speaker (the person who speaks), are said to be the Personal Pronouns of the 1st Person. Pronouns are used in place of Nouns, according to the role of nouns, i.e speaker, listener, or talked about. Personal Pronouns can be defined as a pronoun that is used to refer to a speaker, a listener, or talked about a person. Actually, to avoid the repetition of nouns, Pronouns are used according to the role and quality of nouns. So, a Pronoun can be said to be a Part of Speech that is used in place of a noun or noun phrase, so that the referents of nouns or noun phrases can be understood in the context. Literally, the word “Pronoun” can be defined as a word that can be used as a substitute for a noun. The word “pro-” means “on behalf of/ for/ in place of/ substitution” and the word “nomen” means “name”.

The word Pronoun is derived from the Latin word “prōnōmen” and the French word “pronom”.

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