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Personal Pronouns
Reflexive Pronouns
Emphatic Pronouns
Demonstrative Pronouns
Relative Pronouns
Interrogative Pronouns
Indefinite Pronouns
Distributive Pronouns
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THE PRONOUN
(1. Personal Pronoun, 2. Reflexive Pronoun, 3. Emphatic Pronoun, 4. Demonstrative
Pronoun, 5. Relative Pronoun, 6. Interrogative Pronoun, 7. Indefinite Pronoun, 8.
Distributive Pronoun)
Definition :
A pronoun is a word used instead of a common noun or a proper
noun. The word pronoun means for a noun and it called a nouns
deputy.
"Pro" + "noun" typically means "in place, of, instead of" a noun or
a noun phrase. Pronouns, then, replace nouns (David met Joe; he
[Joe] talked for an hour) and can also refer back to nouns (David is
absent, because he is ill).
CASE
Nominative Case
I We You
He She It
They
Accusative Case
Me Us You
Instrumental Case
With me By me
With it By it
With us By us
Dative Case
To me To us To you
To it
Ablative Case
Genitive Case
My Our Your
It
Locative Case
in me with me
in it with it
in us with us
PRONOUN TAKES the place of a noun in a sentence when the noun repeated more
than once.
e.g.
More Definition :
The noun represented by a pronoun is called its antecedent. The
word ante means "before," and cede means "come." So the literal
meaning of antecedent is "comes before." Usually, the antecedent
comes before the pronoun in a sentence.
Pronouns ahve masculine and feminine gender, singular and plural forms and have
nominative, possessive and objectives cases
I me
we you
you them
he his
she her
it it
they him
who whom
More Definition :
There are several different types of pronouns, each type serving a
different function in the sentence.
1. Subject Pronouns
Definition :
Pronouns that are found to the left of the main verb are called
subject pronouns because they tell us who or what the doer of the
verb is, or who or what is described by the verb.