Phrases with him and him

It is Spanish, the orthographic accent (´) differentiates meanings (I finish - I finish - I finish) therefore it is essential to know how to position it correctly. In this article we will see that does not mean the same "he" as "he" nor are they used in the same way. For this reason, it is essential to know when to use "the", which is the definite article, and when "he", a third person singular pronoun. Next, in this lesson from a Teacher we bring you a series of phrases with "he" and "he" so that you practice yourself and be able to differentiate them and know how and when to use each of these words. Cheer up!

"The", since it is an article, precedes a noun with which it agrees in gender and number: The most blond boy or the little book are two examples. However, "he", being a personal pronoun, does not accompany any noun but rather substitutes for it.

In the sentence Fernando says that he has not broken the glass, the pronoun "he" is equivalent to Fernando himself in order to avoid the redundancy that he would suppose to repeat twice the proper name in the same sentence or the possible resulting ambiguity if the issuer refers to another person with the same Name,

Fernando says that Fernando (can be himself or someone else) has not broken the glass.

In this way, the difference is established between the article "the", which does not have an accent and determines the noun, in front of "he", a graphically accented pronoun that substitutes for the noun in question.

In this other video of a teacher we talk about the monosyllable accentuation, as is the case of "he" and, also, we offer you a lesson on the diacritical accent.

"He" is the third person pronoun of the masculine singular. "He" has the orthographic accent (´) to differentiate itself from the article "the" that we have already studied. This monosyllable is used instead of nouns (proper or common names) that have already been previously named throughout the speech:

• My sister is dating a boy named Joao. He This is Portuguese.

"He" refers, in this case, to my sister's boyfriend, Joao.

Let's see now more examples of sentences with him:

• My friend is going to marry him despite everything.
• I was with him when the accident happened.
• He has a good job at the factory.
• The best of the class is him.
• The entire audience applauded him when the performance ended.
• The newspapers say that he is the best writer.
• He thinks everything he says before he speaks.
• I don't want you to argue with him over nonsense.
• The teacher asked him if the lesson was known.
• He is a very important person in my life.

As we have said before, "the" is a specific article that accompanies nouns. Here are several examples of phrases with him so you can see how it is used:

• The Pedro's car is from second hand.
• Can you let me the last book by Javier Marías?
• The Tuesday I have a soccer game.
• Luis is the little brother of my friend Paula.
• The doctor told the patient that the operation had been a success.
• The climate change is one of the biggest problems in our society.
• The I dropped my phone in the water and it was damaged.
• The English course starts next week.
• The boss congratulated me on my work.