THE WORDS THAT STAND INSTEAD OF NOUNS ARE CALLED PRONOUNS
KINDS OF PRONOUNS PERSONAL PRONOUNS
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS RELATIVE PRONOUNS DEMONSTATIVE PRONOUNS A. PERSONAL PRONOUNS A. PERSONAL PRONOUNS EXAMPLES: ❖ SUBJECT PRONOUN : I Like cookies OBJECT PRONOUN : My mother taught me ❖ SUBJECT PRONOUN : Do you like travelling? OBJECT PRONOUN : I will help you. ❖ SUBJECT PRONOUN : He came late OBJECT PRONOUN : Should I tell him? ❖ SUBJECT PRONOUN : She is beautiful. OBJECT PRONOUN : I usually go with her A. PERSONAL PRONOUNS EXAMPLES: ❖ SUBJECT PRONOUN : It doesn’t work OBJECT PRONOUN : Can the mechanic repair it ? ❖ SUBJECT PRONOUN : We will leave tomorrow OBJECT PRONOUN : Chandra will guide us. ❖ SUBJECT PRONOUN : Do you need a table for two? OBJECT PRONOUN : Did sigit and Chandra beat you at doubles? ❖ SUBJECT PRONOUN : They played doubles. OBJECT PRONOUN : Sigit and Chandra beat them B. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS B. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS EXAMPLES: ❖ Don’t take the book on the desk. The book is mine. My book is interesting ( possessive adjective) ❖ I looked everywhere for your pen. I found Tiara’s, but I couldn’t find yours. Your pen is important to you. (possessive adjective) ❖ All the reports are good. But his was the best His report was the best. (possessive adjective) ❖ Linda found her purse, but Ratih couldn’t find hers Her purse was expensive (possessive adjective) B. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS EXAMPLES: ❖ Your food is delicious. Ours is terrible. Our food is terrible. (possessive adjective) ❖ I don’t like this family’s garden, but like yours. Your garden is awesome. (possesive adjective) ❖ Adi and Reza don’t like your motorbike. Do you like theirs? Their motorbikes are impressive. (possessive adjective) C. REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS C. REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS EXAMPLES: ➢ I saw myself in the mirror ➢ You can finish it by yourself ➢ Fathir sent himself a copy ➢ Maya sent herself a letter ➢ My cat hurt itself ➢ We can do it ourselves ➢ Can you help yourselves? ➢ They cannot look after themselves. Let’s sing a song!!! :D
Personal • Personal Pronouns
Possessive • Possessive Pronouns
Reflexive • Reflexive Pronouns
EXERCISE 1. Choose the correct pronouns 1) There are a lot of students outside. (they/them) are playingt basketball 2) My friend usually goes to Sukabumi on Holidays.(he/his) can’t be at home now. 3) Where is my book? I’ve been looking for (him/it) all over the class 4) Their little girl is smilling at me. (she/her) looks funny. 5) I have just bought a new house. Woud you like to see (it/its) 6) They allways wash (their/them) hands and dry (their/them) with a towel. 7) Yesterday Mirna told me to wait for (she/her). Where is (she/her) now? 8) An old man asked my friend and (I/me) what time it was. 9) (we/us) all went with (themselves/them) 10) There are five cars parked here. Which one is (your/yours) EXERCISE 2. Choose the correct possesive pronouns 1) I don’t know who is the owner of that car, isn’t it....(your/yours) 2) Nobody believes that this restaurant is...(mine/me) 3) Sally keeps her money at home and the teachers keep... (them/theirs) in a bank 4) Sahril is actually an old friend of..(mine/me) 5) We are going to Singapore to stay with a friend of ...(our/ours) 6) I found my notebook, but Delia couldn’t find.... (her/hers) 7) We spend our money in one way, but they spend...(them/theirs) in another way 8) The teacher wanted you to return the book of..(he/his) that he lent you. 9) I have a radio in my bedroom, and my sister has another one in.. (hers/his) 10) Jack enjoys his work, and I enjoy... (me/mine) EXERCISE 3. Choose the correct word in the bracket 1) You must take care of (myself/yourself) 2) I fan (himself/myself) when I am hot 3) They punished (herself/themselves) for the mistakes 4) Amy washed (himself/herself) in the bathroom 5) We bought (themselves/ourselves) new shirts 6) Jenie taught (myself/herself) to cook. 7) The girl is not enought to dress (himself/herself) 8) The cat hurt (himself/itself) when it jumped over the fence 9) The director (myself/himself) handed me this medal 10) My father can always control (ourselves,himself)