Pronoun (pronoun) refers to a term used to replace or substitute the name Noun, people, animals or objects at different values so to speak, or is repeatedly mentioned Noun make melodious sounds Pronoun divided into eight types: 1. Personal Pronoun. (male pronoun) 2. Possessive Pronoun (husband pronoun) 3. Definite Pronoun (popular pronoun) 4. Indefinite Pronoun (the popular pronoun) 5. Interrogative Pronoun (kii) 6. Relative Pronoun (author of pronouns) 7. Reflexive Pronoun (reflexive pronoun) 8. Distributive Pronoun (VIPA The pronoun) 1. Personal Pronoun (male pronoun) used the real name of the speaker, the listener and the real names of people, animals, objects such singular plural first man (spoken) I We are two men (whom. We speak with) You You Men 3 (whom we mentioned) He, She, It They also Personal Pronoun also divided according to function using a syntax 5 follows a Subject (Chairman) Object (object) Possessive Adjective (adj. Possessive) Possessive Pronoun (pronoun owner) Reflexive (focus, repeat) Subject Pronoun Object Pronoun Possesive Adjective Possesive Pronoun Reflexive I me My Mine Myself We US our Ours Ourselves You You your Yours youself, yourselve He Him his his himself She Her. Her hers herself It it ITS - Itself them their Theirs They themselves 2. Possessive Pronoun (husband pronoun) used the noun possessive, including mine, ours, yours, his, hers, its, theirs as Your friend is Indian, mine. is American. Comparison of the Possessive Pronoun Possessive Adjective Adjective Possissive (named after) Possessive Pronoun (no name on the back) This is My Bag. This Bag is Mine. This is your Bike. This Bike is Yours. 3. Definite. Pronoun (popular pronoun) is used instead of nouns, pronouns include specific indicators such as This, These, That, Those, one, Ones This, That, one of the singular These, Those, ones used with a plural noun 4. Indefinite Pronoun (the popular pronoun) used to replace the general as some, any, none, all, someone, something, somebody, anybody, anyone, nobody, many, everyone, everything, few, others examples There are many people at the party,. Some are eating, but Some are drinking. None of US Can Swim Across the River. Everything is Ready to Start for US. 5. Interrogative Pronoun (kii) are used instead of nouns, pronouns, question and must not include the name of the latter who, whom. , what, Whose, Which examples Who Can Go to Live in it? Whose is standing Outside the Red Car. What does She do here very Day? Which is the Best? 6. Relative Pronoun (author pronoun) used instead of the inside. page Meanwhile, it acts as a sentence - after a president or object of the sentence after like who, when, which, whose, what, where, why, whom, that sample He's the Postman Who brings a letter for US at Home. This. is the student whom his teacher punished. Sanit whose Father is the Boy died in the War. This is the ticket for which I Bought You. What I know is in this box. Sunday is the Day when we do not Go to Work. that is the Reason why I killed Him. China is that I'm going to the Country First Visit. 7. Reflexive Pronoun (reflexive pronoun) or Emphatic Pronoun (pronoun emphasis), including myself, ourselves, yourself, yourselves, himself, herself,. itself, themselves lined up behind the president, after the reaction, the latter deed or behind by example, I Myself Will do it. He himself did it Yesterday. They themselves close the Windows Every Day. We Enjoy Ourselves at the Seaside. I spoke to the Prime Minister. himself. She lived here by herself. 8. Distributive Pronoun (analyzable pronoun) used to represent the separation, are classified into one thing, and one each (each), either (one, one). , neither (not both) Each Boy receives a reward. Either Car is very expensive. Neither of them have much Money. Distributive Pronoun if used alone, it is a Pronoun (pronoun), but if followed by any other name. Became an epithet (Adjective) is a Pronoun Adjective Each receives a Boy rewards. Each of Men has much Money. Either Car is very expensive. Either of girls is Beautiful.
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