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Explain Pronoun ! And it's type with example.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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A Pronoun is a word which is used in place of a noun. To avoid repetition of nouns in a sentence or paragraph, a pronoun is used.

Types of Pronouns:

  • Personal Pronouns

The pronouns which are placed as a substitute for people or things are called personal pronouns. These are of two types: subjective and objective. This means, that the pronoun can act either as the subject or for the object of the sentence.

Example 1:

Statement: Riya, Tanya, Ritu and Ananya were going to play Badminton.

Replacing the nouns with Pronouns: They were going to play Badminton.

Example 2:  

Statement: Can you please go to the market with Arpit?

Replacing the noun with Pronoun: Can you please go to the market with him?

  • Possessive Pronouns

The personal pronouns which indicate the possession of something are called possessive nouns. They can be used both in singular and plural form.  

Example 1: This dress is mine.

Example 2: The books are theirs.

  • Reflexive Pronouns

Pronouns like himself, myself, themselves, etc. where the action is being performed on oneself are called reflexive pronouns.

Example 1: I decorated the room all by myself.

Example 2: She drove 500 kilometres by herself.

  • Indefinite Pronouns

When the noun which is to be replaced does not have a fixed name or number, then such nouns are replaced by indefinite pronouns. These include few, everyone, all, etc.  

Example 1: Everyone has reached the concert.

Example 2: You bring me some apples.

  • Interrogative pronouns

Pronouns like Who, Where, Which, Whom, etc. which tend to ask a question are called interrogative pronouns.  

Example 1: Which plant is this?

Example 2: Who went to the airport?

  • Relative Pronouns

The pronouns which are used to connect a clause or a statement are called relative pronouns.  

Example 1: I watch which I bought was defective.

Example 2: The man who came yesterday was a fraud.

  • Demonstrative Pronouns

The pronouns which describe or modify a thing or a person are called demonstrative pronoun. They can be both singular and plural.

Example 1: These flowers are beautiful.

Example 2: This girl is very helpful.

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Answered by koyalroutray
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Answer:

A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun in a sentence. For example: I, he, she, they, his, her etc. There are many different types of pronouns:

TYPES OF PRONOUNS

PERSONAL PRONOUNS

Personal Pronouns are pronouns that refer to a specific person or thing in a sentence

PRONOUNS – I, YOU, HE, SHE, IT, WE, THEY

Example:

I went to the store after work.

You should not go to the class if you are sick.

POSSESIVE PRONOUNS

SHOWS OWNERSHIP OR POSSESSION

PRONOUNS – MINE, YOURS, HIS, HERS, OURS, THEIRS

Example:

This book is mine.

DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS

TO POINT OUT AT SOMETHING

PRONOUNS – THIS, THAT, THESE, THOSE, THEIR

Example:

This is an umbrella.

That is an House.

EMPHATIC PRONOUNS

AN EMPHATIC PRONOUN PUT EMPHASIS ON THE SUBJECT

EMPHASIS IS ON THE ACTION OF THE SUBJECT

PRONOUNS – MYSELF, YOURSELF, HERSELF, HIMSELF, ITSELF, OURSELVES, YOURSELVES, THEMSELVES

EXAMPLE:

SHE HERSELF WENT TO THE DOCTOR FOR CONSULTATION.

I MYSELF SAW HIM

HE HIMSELF CUTS THE CAKE

REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS

A pronoun is used as an object that refers back to the subject

PRONOUNS – MYSELF, YOURSELF, HERSELF, HIMSELF, ITSELF, OURSELVES, YOURSELVES, THEMSELVES

Example:

I DON’T TRUST MYSELF IN TOUGH TIMES.

HE CUTS HIMSELF WHILE CHOPPING THE VEGETABLES.

INDEFINITE PRONOUN

REFERS TO PERSON OR THING WITHOUT BEING SPECIFIC

PRONOUNS – ANY, ANYONE, ANYTHING, EACH, EVERYBODY, EVERYONE, EVERYTHING, FEW, MANY, NO ONE, NOBODY, NONE, SEVERAL, SOME, SOMEBODY, SOMEONE

Example:

I DON’T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT LIFE.

SOMEONE GAVE ME THE BOOK.

INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS

USED TO ASK A QUESTION

PRONOUNS – WHAT, WHICH, WHO, WHOM, WHOSE, WHATEVER, WHICHEVER, WHATSOEVER, WHICHSOEVER

Example:

WHEN WILL THE GAME START?

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