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PRONOUNS
A. Personal Pronouns
Personal pronouns are the most common
type of pronoun. They are used when it is
not necessary to use or repeat more precise
noun phrases. Unlike their name "personal"
pronouns. they can refer to things as well as
people.
3/ Use
(1) Subject pronouns
Mr. Hwang left for Susan this morning. He took the
KTX. (subject)
B. Demonstrative Pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns are used to point to things.
But when they are used as adjectives, they can
refer to either people or things.
1. Form
3. Use
(1) Used as pronouns or adjectives
This report is well written, but that is not.
Please tell those people to wait for a while.
Your bags look heavy. Why don’t you put those
down?
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(2) That of / Those of to mean “the one(s)”
1/ Form
Indefinite pronouns, unlike personal pronouns, do
not vary their form.
3/ Use
(1) Frequent usage
I have three books. One is mine, another is Tom’s, and
the other is yours.
2. Business owners should think about what __________ can do for the
public.
(A) he (B) she (C) they (D) you
7. All department heads should submit __________ annual budget estimates to the
Finance Department by the end of the month.
(A) ourselves (B) theirs (C) their(D) ours
8. The hiring committee agreed that it was impossible __________ him to perform
the assignment.
(A) to(B) for (C) with (D) that
10. You can improve your __________ and accomplish more with time management
skills.
(A) productivity (B) measures (C) harvest (D) economies
January 5, 2008
Dear Mr. David Wilder,
The Philippine American Business Association of the Eastern Michigan Area cordially
invites you to celebrate PABA’s 30th anniversary. The reception will be held on
Thursday, February 28, 2008, from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM. We are pleased to present Dr.
Todd DeVries, the Dean of the Pullman State University Business School, as our
speaker at the reception.
Attendance is open only to invited guests. To confirm your attendance, we ask that
you complete and return the enclosed registration form to the Philippine American
Business Association at 649 Mission Street, Lansing, MI 48922. Alternatively, you may
complete an online form at the webpage www.paba.org/workshop/response.html.
If you have any general questions, please contact the reception coordinator, Emily
Riojas, at 415-543-6222, or send us an e-mail through the link on the webpage.