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PRONOUNS : PRONOUNS

What is a pronoun? : What is a pronoun? It ‘s a word used in place of one or more Nouns or pronouns Wrong: Ask Ali if Ali has done Ali’s homework. Right: Ask Ali if he has done his homework. 2

Antecedent : Antecedent Is the word(noun) that the pronoun refers to Antecedent pronoun Amy lost her books 3

Slide 4 : Sometimes the antecedent is not stated it is understood. The boy received his present(boy is the antecedent , his is the pronoun) It was hot outside today.(it is the pronoun) 4

Types of pronouns : Types of pronouns Personal pronouns Reflexive pronouns Intensive pronouns Demonstrative pronouns Interrogative pronouns Indefinite pronouns Relative pronouns 5

Personal Pronouns : Personal Pronouns They refer to the speaker (1st person) I, me, my, mine, we, us, our, ours They refer to the one spoken to (2nd person) you, your, yours They refer to the one spoken about (3rd person) he, him, his, she, her, hers, it, its, they, them, their, theirs 6

Reflexive pronouns : Reflexive pronouns Reflexive: refers to the subject and points (directs) the action of the verb back to the subject. Reflexive pronoun She enjoyed herself at the party. 7

Intensive Pronouns : Intensive Pronouns Intensive emphasizes a noun or another pronoun. I myself drew this picture. 8

Demonstrative Pronouns : Demonstrative Pronouns They point out a person, a place, or a thing. THIS - THAT – THESE – THOSE This is the book I told you about. 9

Interrogative pronouns : Interrogative pronouns They introduce a question. What, Which, Who, Whom, whose Who wrote this book? Which way do I go? Whose bag is this? 10

Indefinite Pronouns : Indefinite Pronouns They do not refer to a definite person or place or thing. All, both, some, few, several, much, etc…. Indefinite pronouns can be used as adjectives Some are bored of the movie. (pronoun) Some people are bored of the movie.(adjective) 11

Relative Pronouns : Relative Pronouns Introduces subordinate clauses. (A subordinate clause doesn’t express a complete thought so it can’t stand alone.) That , which, Who, Whom, Whose. This is the boy to whom the ball belongs. subordinate clause 12

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