Types of Pronouns + Examples

Personal Pronoun Possessive Pronoun

Shows that a noun owns
Substitutes a person’s name
or posses something

Example: It wants more food. Example: The decision is theirs.

Indefinite Pronoun Interrogative Pronoun

Replaces a nonspecific noun Asks a question
Example: Everything looks just right. Example: Who is absent?

Relative Pronoun Reflexive Pronoun

Connects a clause or phrase Replaces the object of a sentence
to a noun or pronoun when it refers to the same person
or item in the subject
Example: The dog that lives next door
barks all night long. Example: Nadine taught herself Spanish.

Intensive Pronoun Demonstrative Pronoun

Emphasizes or intensifies nouns
Indicates a specific noun
and pronouns

Example: I myself like to travel. Example: This is my favorite song.

Reciprocal Pronoun
Shows an action that two or more nouns are performing together

Example: My parents love each other.

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