MY is a possessive adjective. We use it with nouns to show ownership. - ของฉัน
I is a subject pronoun. It is used before a verb. (am, is, was, have, like, run, eat...) - ฉัน
Examples
My
- My book is new.
- This is my red book.
- My friends are fun.
- My name is John.
- My birthday is October 15th.
I
- I am reading a new book.
- I have many friends.
- I am John.
- I was born on October 15.
- I am tall.
Here are some other subject pronouns and possessive adjectives.
I My He His She Her It Its (1 thing) You Your We Our They Their (2+ people or things)
Practice
Don't forget to capitalize the first letter of a sentence. The box will turn green when you type the correct answer.
- John likes to run.
shoes are expensive.
runs 10 kilometers every day. - Sally is American.
lives in America.
parents are from China. - My motorcycle is a Honda.
I can't drive it now because tire is flat.
is red. - There are many dogs on my street.
bark a lot.
barking* annoyed me at first but now I'm used to it. - My friends and I are going to the park.
school is having picnic.
will play games and eat food.
You can also check your answers by listening.
*Words ending in -ING
- BE VERB-ING is a true verb.
- They are running.
- They are running.
- VERB-ING by itself is usually a noun or an adjective.
- Running is fun.
- The barking dog is my dog.