PRONOUNS 1

Question 1

are words (or phrases) we substitute for nouns, the replaced noun is called the antecedent

Answer 1

🔹PRONOUNS

Question 2

used in place of the person or people we are talking about.

Answer 2

🔹PERSONAL PRONOUNS
- I, we, you, he, she, it, us, they, them

Example:
I like coffee

Question 3

pronouns used when asking questions

Answer 3

🔹INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS
- who, whom, what, which

Example:
Who would like coffee?

Question 4

pronouns that represent a thing or things.

Answer 4

🔹DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
- this, that, these, those, such, so

Example:
This coffee tastes good.

Question 5

pronouns that does not refer to any specific person, thing, or amount.

Answer 5

🔹INDEFINITE PRONOUN
Singular - all, everybody, anyone, another, everything, no one, nothing, somebody, nobody, someone

Plural - both, few, many, others

Question 6

a pronoun that that introduces a relative clause. It relates to the word it modifies.

Answer 6

🔹RELATIVE PRONOUNS
- who, whom, whose, which, that

Example:
The person who drank coffee last night, was me.

Question 7

used to refer to a specific person, thing (the antecedent) belonging to a person or thing.

Answer 7

🔹POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
- mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs, its

Example:
“I am yours”

Question 8

used with an active voice verb in order to reflect the action of the verb back on the subject

Answer 8

🔹REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
- myself, yourself, themself, himself, herself, itself, ourself, themselves, ourselves

Example:
I saw myself in the mirror

Question 9

(7) seven types of pronouns

Answer 9

Personal
Interrogative
Demonstrative
Indefinite
Relative
Possessive
Reflexive