सर्वनाम और अधिकार-बोधक
Pronouns + Possessive Adjectives
Shrutam Day 4 में सीखें I, you, he, she, we, they और my, your, his, her जैसे possessive words। "He father" जैसी common Indian गलतियाँ सुधारें।
इस Day में क्या सीखेंगे
- Subject pronouns (सर्वनाम): I, you, he, she, it, we, they — replace nouns as the subject
- Possessive adjectives (अधिकार-बोधक): my, your, his, her, its, our, their — show ownership, always before a noun
- Difference: "I" vs "my", "he" vs "his", "she" vs "her"
- Possessive adjectives are NEVER used alone — always followed by a noun
कहानी से शुरुआत
"Chatur says "I father is coming. She mother is cooking." Rancho asks "Why not 'my father'?" SAAVI explains the subject vs possessive split with a simple table."
ज़रूरी English Sentences
I am Raju.
(आय एम राजू)
→ मैं राजू हूँ
You are my friend.
(यू आर माय फ्रेंड)
→ तुम मेरे दोस्त हो
He is my brother.
(ही इज़ माय ब्रदर)
→ वह मेरा भाई है
This is her pen.
(दिस इज़ हर पेन)
→ यह उसकी कलम है
Our school is big.
(अवर स्कूल इज़ बिग)
→ हमारा स्कूल बड़ा है
आम गलती जो SAAVI सुधारेगी
He father is coming. She mother is cooking.
His father is coming. Her mother is cooking.
SAAVI: "He" subject है — "He is coming"। "His" possessive है — "His father"। Subject vs possession का फ़र्क़ हमेशा याद रखो।
Visual / Animation Idea
A two-column table: left column shows subject pronouns (I, you, he, she, we, they), right column shows matching possessive adjectives (my, your, his, her, our, their). An arrow points from a person icon to an object — the correct possessive adjective appears.
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