English personal pronouns
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The purpose of this proposed term is to identify and name people of gender identities outside the male-female binarism (non-binary, transgender, or third sex people) without forcibly assigning them a grammatical gender, as traditional pronouns are claimed to do.[2] The use of “elle” would also allow for the identification of people in situations where gender is not desirable or necessary to communicate.[3] The use of “elle” would also allow for the identification of people in situations where gender is not desirable or necessary to communicate.[3] The use of a neutral pronoun has been claimed by non-binary gender or other gender identities who are not comfortable in the use of traditional pronouns.
The use of a neutral pronoun has been called for by people of non-binary gender or other gender identities who are not comfortable using traditional pronouns, differentiated into masculine and feminine genders. Several experts have indicated the relevance of the use of appropriate pronouns as a basis for the respect of the identity, visibility and acceptance of non-binary or transgender people,[2][11][12] so the creation of a specific pronoun would solve the problem of not having appropriate pronouns for this group of people.[3][4][5
Imágenes de pronombres
Un resumen de las reglas de uso de los pronombres personales con ejercicios, en los que examinamos el sujeto, el complemento u objeto y pronombres de sujeto expletivos. Esta lección de gramática online está pensada para estudiantes de nivel intermedio.
Imagina que alguien dice: “John vive en Londres. Los padres de John visitan a menudo a John los fines de semana. Los padres de John y John van juntos al cine”. Suena extraño y poco natural. Los pronombres personales nos permiten una comunicación mucho más clara y sencilla: “John vive en Londres. Sus padres le visitan a menudo los fines de semana. Van al cine juntos”.
Para que una frase sea correcta en inglés, debe tener un sujeto. Hay una excepción, las oraciones imperativas, pero la mayor parte de la comunicación necesita un sujeto. Si no hay otro sujeto, podemos utilizar “it” o “there”. A esto lo llamamos sujeto ficticio. Solemos usar “it” con adjetivos, y “there” en forma de “there is” o “there are”. Mira estos ejemplos:
Dibujo del pronombre ella
Foto: Disabled And Here. https://affecttheverb.com/disabledandhere Foto tomada por Chona Kasinger. “Tres personas negras y discapacitadas (una persona no binaria en una silla de ruedas eléctrica, una mujer apoyada en una pared y una persona no binaria de pie con un bastón) entablando una conversación. Los tres están al aire libre y frente a un edificio con dos grandes ventanas”. N.B. Algunas personas se describen a sí mismas utilizando el lenguaje de la identidad en primer lugar y otras utilizan el lenguaje de la persona en primer lugar. Este pie de foto es una cita de la fuente de la foto.
Image of personal pronouns
Using narrative resources, Isaac Chocrón presents Pronombres personales, an innovative work of fiction in which 19 characters reflect on the country, on the rains that devastated Vargas and on the silence that followed the storm. Published in mid-2002 in the form of a pamphlet in the newspaper El Nacional, it is a literary project.
Using narrative resources, Isaac Chocrón presents Pronombres personales, an innovative work of fiction in which 19 characters reflect on the country, on the rains that devastated Vargas and on the silence that followed the storm. Published in mid-2002 in the form of a pamphlet in the newspaper El Nacional, this is an unprecedented literary project in the country, which rescues the spirit that gave rise to the contemporary novel and brings the reader closer to a first-rate author.
A story set in the context of a natural disaster “The tragedy of Vargas” where the characters cross and intertwine under the same chaos prevailing at that time, this book shows us that the tragedy had already existed in our society for a long time, with the mudslide what it did was to worsen… “It reads like listening to someone telling a story, and it has that fluidity and that attraction of a close person who sits in a house and starts to talk and tells you a whole network of stories.
