What is Pronoun?
Pronoun is one of the part of speech. And actually what is pronoun? The word which is used at the place of noun. For example if there is a sentence that Alia is a good girl. So you can put the word (she) at the place of her name. What is her name (Alia) so (Alia) is a noun because it is the name of a person so can change it with the pronoun. It is the simple definition of pronoun.
Kinds Of Pronoun:
There are 6 kinds of pronoun which are main.
- Personal: Pronoun.
- Adjective: Pronoun.
- Passassive: Pronoun.
- Reflexive: Pronoun: /Intensive/ Emphatic.
- Demonstrative: Pronoun.
- Indefinite: Pronoun.
Chart Of pronoun:
Personal Pronoun:
Personal noun has two types one is (Subjective) which we use at the place of subject and the second is (Objective) which we use at the place of Object:
Subjective p Objective p Adjective p Passassive p
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
I Me My Mine
We Us Our Ours
You You Your Yours
They Them Their Theirs
He Him His His
She Her Her Hers
It It Its Its
Reflexive Pronoun: /Intensive/ Emphatic.
When a person refers the sentence back on himself. If it is used after (subject) its called Emphatic/Intensive Pronoun. which puts emphases on the sentence. And when it is used after object so it is called Reflexive Pronoun.
For example:
- I cook food myself. (Reflexive)
- I myself cook food. (Intensive/ Emphatic)
Reflexive Pronoun: /Intensive/ Emphatic.
Myself, Yourself, Himself, Herself, Ourselves, Themselves. Itself.
Demonstrative Pronoun:
Pronouns that point to specific things: this, that, these, and those.
Singular → (this) for near. And (that) for far.
Plural → (these) for near. And (those) for far.
Indefinite Pronoun:
We use this kind of pronoun. When we are not sure about the subject.
LIKE:
Someone, Everybody, No one, Anybody.
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